can the ceiling of drywall get damaged by foam insulation​?

Depending on the information you've provided, yes, it is possible for drywall ceilings to be damaged if foam insulation has not been correctly installed. Because spray foam insulation expands as it cures, the product can exert pressure from behind on the drywall if applied too liberally. This can result in warping, cracking, or even separation over time. In addition, humidity problems can occur if the foam insulation retains moisture in the ceiling structure, causing the drywall to decay.

Experienced people apply and know how to use spray foam insulation, so hiring professional contractors will keep your property safe. Correct monitoring of the quantity of foam and the chemical curing process makes sure that the foam is as secure as it is long-lasting. Instead, aluminum ceilings represent a heavy duty option in areas with insulation and humidity control that should be applied; The ceilings could be used in both residential and commercial areas as they are moisture resistant, durable and lightweight.