Raise your hand if this has ever happened to you.

You wake up early on a beautiful summer day and head out to do some work in your shop. You’re excited to start the day working on a project, but once you walk through the door of the shop you are hit with an unwelcome surprise.

The morning sun has heated the metal roof, giant beads of water are falling from the roof, and it’s unbearably hot.

How on earth are you supposed to get excited about working in your metal building if you’re on the verge of a heatstroke?

This is a common problem facing DIYers, farmers, mechanics and just about everyone who works in a metal building. So many people have metal buildings that they just can’t use in the summer because of the extreme heat and moisture problems.

Well, enough is enough. Today we’ll show you how easy it is to keep your metal shop cool with spray foam insulation!

Note: If you have fiberglass in your shop, it could be doing more harm than good. Fiberglass has a low R-Value, can’t stop hot air from coming in and can’t stop condensation. To make matters worse, fiberglass absorbs condensation up like a sponge. Yuck.

Foam it Green closed cell spray foam is the ideal insulation for metal buildings. It only takes 1 inch (thickness) of foam to stop air leaks, resist moisture penetration and get twice the R-Value of fiberglass.

And you can apply the foam yourself. So why not take a few hours to upgrade your insulation and re-claim your shop?