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813‑336‑5156 Homeowners, renters, and leasers often notice spray foam problems inside the house long before anyone checks the attic. Hot rooms, AC running nonstop, strange odors, and heavy air are early signs that something is wrong. These issues usually point to off‑ratio spray foam, trapped moisture, or chemical breakdown happening above the ceiling. Spray foam creates problems that are hard to see. Florida insurance companies know this, which is why many won’t insure homes with spray foam in the attic. They can’t inspect the roof deck, can’t verify moisture, and can’t confirm the condition of the structure. Some banks won’t loan on spray‑foam homes for the same reason — too much hidden risk. Home inspectors can’t test spray foam either. There is no tool that tells them if the foam was mixed correctly, cured correctly, or is breaking down. The surface can look perfect while the foam underneath is failing. Bad spray foam can cause headaches, burning eyes, coughing, and chemical odors drifting into the living space. And when the roof leaks, the foam hides the water, spreads it sideways, traps moisture, and causes bigger damage before anyone ever sees a stain. Spray foam doesn’t just create problems — it hides them. 1 Insulation Man Services 813‑336‑5156 www.1insulationmanservices.co