As an indoor air quality professional, I have investigated some very problematic SPF installations in the last 10 years. Some have even led to legal disputes between contractors and homeowners. Some SPF installations can emit a pungent, ammonia-like or fishy odor. Many of our clients, especially those with chemical sensitivities, say such odors give them headaches. One couple who built their dream house in Florida for their retirement was so sickened by the odor they moved—leaving their clothing, furniture, and other belongings behind. SPF insulation must be installed in the correct ra ...
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