Situated on Caven Point, which was one of the last natural sand beaches in the Upper New York Bay, this European-style community is home to canals, parks, gardens, and luxury residences with spectacular views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. A sailor’s paradise, many Port Liberte homes are just steps away from slips and docks for launching sailboats and power boats.

Port Liberte Residences: A Community of Comfort and Style

Residents of this secluded waterfront oasis can take advantage of the private moorings and deep-water slips for seasonal docking of their sailboats, powerboats, and yachts. A wide variety of luxury amenities are tailored to the residents’ lifestyle needs including 2 swimming pools, a 4600 SF fitness center with his and her saunas, tennis courts, basketball court, a playground, a clubhouse, and a dog park.

The proximity to Manhattan, breathtaking scenic views, and the plethora of luxurious housing options make Port Liberte Residences a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a property in Jersey City.

Paul has represented buyers and sellers of properties in Port Liberte for over 10 years. His clients know him as a professional, knowledgeable, and honest Realtor. He is highly tuned into the market and responds promptly to all inquiries. He always goes the extra mile to find his clients the perfect home or investment property.

United Spray Foam LLC is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce energy costs and make your home more comfortable. The attic is typically where most of the home’s heat loss and cold air leakage occurs, and is an area that can be easily improved with insulation. Insulating your attic will also help to alleviate dangerous ice dams during the winter.

There are several types of insulation to choose from when insulating your attic. The type you choose depends on the size of your attic and the climate where you live. You should also assess the condition of any existing insulation, and compare its R-value to the recommended R-value for your region.

Choosing the Right Attic Insulation for Your Home

Roll insulation consists of fiberglass batts and is available in a wide range of thicknesses. It’s easy to install and works well in most attics. However, it’s important to avoid laying insulation over recessed “can” lights or soffit vents, as the insulation may interfere with their function and/or create an uneven ceiling.

Loose-fill insulation is made of small fibers that are blown into the attic space with a special machine. It can be made of fiberglass, mineral wool, cellulose, or other materials. It’s less expensive than rolls of insulation, but it tends to settle over time and requires regular top-ups.

Spray foam insulation is a newer technology that is applied as a liquid and expands to fill the space. It’s extremely effective at sealing gaps and cracks, but it’s more expensive than other types of insulation and should only be installed by a professional.

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Spray foam insulation is an air barrier that prevents heat from escaping a home or building in the winter and stopping cool air from entering in the summer. This allows homeowners and building owners to save money on energy bills and reduce repair costs.

Spray Foam Insulation: Cost vs. Savings

To make spray foam insulation, contractors have to mix two liquid chemicals on site. These liquids are then sprayed onto the walls, attic and other areas of a home or building. The foam expands to fill all nooks and crannies of the structure creating an airtight seal and reducing drafts. Spray foam insulation is available in a variety of R-values, depending on how much resistance it offers to heat flow and temperature changes.

Unfortunately, the blowing agents used to create spray foam insulation have a high global warming potential (GWP). This means that each kilogram of HFCs released into the atmosphere is 3,400 times more potent at speeding up climate change than carbon dioxide on a per kilo basis. Fortunately, there are now blowing agent options that are low in GWP, free of CFCs and HCFCs, and based on natural substances such as methyl methane.

Once cured, spray foam insulation is non toxic and safe to touch. However, while it is curing the insulation emits a gas that causes irritability to eyes and lungs. It is important to wear a face mask and protective clothing while installing spray foam insulation. Over time, repeated exposure to isocyanates can cause a chemical sensitization and result in respiratory irritation and/or a chronic condition known as chemical bronchitis.

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