Are you getting the best products and prices on your foams and sealants?

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Are you getting the best products and prices on your foams and sealants?

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TLC Polyurethane Straw Foam (24oz) $9.88
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TLC Straw Foam is a one-component insulating foam that is dispensed using an easy to use straw attachment. By screwing the straw attachment on to this lightweight can of foam you instantly have an easy multi-directional solution for your smaller scale gap, crack & void filling needs. TLC Straw Foam effectively blocks air infiltration while adding thermal insulation value.

TLC Polyurethane Door & Window Gun Foam (24oz) $10.88

TLC Door & Window Gun Foam is a low expansion, low pressure foam specifically formulated for use in door and window installation and sealing applications. This low pressure formula will minimize the risk of door and window frame damages caused by the pressure exerted on the frame during expansion. TLC Door & Window Gun Foam is a one-component, low expansion and low pressure gun foam with CFC-free propellants, making this foam efficient and ozone friendly.
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TLC Polyurethane Gun Foam ( 24oz) $10.88

TLC Gun Foam is a one-component insulating foam that is dispensed using one of TLC's professional dispensing guns. By using this type of application method the applicant will be able to control the flow (bead) and obtain more product out of a can. TLC Gun Foam can also reach areas in which other methods cannot. TLC Gun foam effectively blocks air infiltration while adding thermal insulation value.

NuFlex 814 GG-266 Intumescent Smoke & Water Seal (10.1oz) $10.88

NuFlex 814 GG-266 Intumescent Smoke & Water Seal is a 100% silicone firestop sealant ideal for sealing combustible service penetrations in fire rated walls & floors. The GG-266 is an Intumescent product that expands when heated above 300¢XF, crushing combustible pipes and filling voids left by the pipe to prevent the spread of fire, smoke & toxic gases.GG-266 will adhere to aluminum, pre-cast concrete, gypsum wallboard, wood floors/ceilings, insulated pipes, communication cables, galvanized steel, static/non-static pipes & PVC pipes.

Bull Seal (9.8oz) $12.88

Caulk, Seal or Bond. This product does it All!

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TLC Energy Solutions
250-215-8020
http://www.tlces.com/

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Testimonials

I used TLC Energy Solutions / Radiant Barrier in our garage to see what kind of results I would get in my shop over the winter. I used Radiant Barrier on the walls and on the garage door. When I put my heater next to the reflective insulation on the garage door you can actually feel the heat being reflected back into the garage. We wish we knew about this product earlier. The Attic will be our next project.
Doug and Mary

Terry Laurin, we are so thrilled that after all of these years, we can finally enjoy the comfort of a warm home in the winter and reduce our energy costs at the same time! We are also looking forward to keeping the coolness inside during the hot Kelowna summer. TLC Energy Solutions installed the radiant barrier insulation in December. Before this, our furnace seemed to just run and run and our home never felt warm - obviously it was escaping through the attic and directly outside.
For us, it was not just about cost; we also really care about the environment and feel good to be making smart choices for our earth.
One other thing that is worth mentioning…"the installers were considerate, friendly, neat and took great care while in our home.
Pat and Bob

We recently built a new home and wanted to make sure it was as energy efficient as possible. We had heard positive remarks about TLC ENERGY SOLUTIONS!! Terry Laurin came to do a presentation. After closer inspection of our home, he informed us that our home wasn't a good candidate. Rather than see this as an opportunity, they had the utmost integrity and honesty in explaining why some homes are better suited for the procedure more than others. If you want honesty, skill and an excellent product, call TLC ENERGY SOLUTIONS!
Glen & Peggy Harris, Westbank, B.C.

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