What happens if you apply foam insulation to a drywall ceiling?

Applying foam insulation to a drywall ceiling can be effective for improving thermal efficiency, but improper application may cause issues. Spray foam expands as it cures, and if applied excessively, it can create pressure on the drywall, leading to bulging, warping, or even cracks. Additionally, improper sealing can trap moisture, causing mold growth or damage to the drywall over time.

To avoid these issues, it’s crucial to hire experienced professionals who can control the foam application process. Using closed-cell spray foam helps reduce moisture issues, as it acts as both an insulator and vapor barrier. For more durable and moisture-resistant options, consider PRANCE’s aluminum ceiling systems. Aluminum ceilings are lightweight, durable, and unaffected by moisture, making them ideal for areas requiring insulation without the risk of drywall damage.

PRANCE specializes in high-quality aluminum ceilings that ensure functionality, aesthetic appeal, and long-term reliability for any project.