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ASI is an experienced spray insulation contractor specializing in the application of spray foam, fireproofing, roofing and acoustical products for commercial, institutional and residential projects in the tri-state area. We combine high-performance solutions with the experience of our highly trained technicians to satisfy our customers’ needs for a healthier, quieter and more energy efficient indoor environment.
The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has selected Lebanon, Pennsylvania, as the host location for its North East CPAC, as part of an initiative underway within the Department of Veterans Affairs to improve billing and collection activities throughout its network of 170 medical centers and over 1200 clinics across the United States. Read the whole story
 SPF Out Performs Fiberglass In Attic
Insulation Performance Tests at Oak Ridge
National Laboratories. Read the whole story
Honeywell is a leading supplier of blowing agents for closed-cell spray foam. Blowing agents make foam expand during application. Trapped in the foam cells, they are the main factor in determining R-value Read the whole story
Saint Joan of the Arc Catholic Church is serene in design. The church gives a feeling of comfort for all people who visit and worship. The building was completed, but not without its share of challenges. The Architect had one main challenge in designing the ceiling of the worship center. Read the whole story
To most structural engineers and architect, the terms “Restrained” and “Unrestrained” are typically interpreted as referring to the connection of structural elements at ambient temperatures. However... Read the whole story
- Spray Foam Insulation Building Science, Air and Vapor Barriers, R-Value
- Spray Foam Roofing Monolithic Sprayed membrane, Added Thermal Resistance (R-Value)
- Spray Fireproofing Wet Spray vs. Dry Spray, Intumescent Coatings, Board Stock Fireproofing, UL Designs
- Spray Acoustical Cellulose NRC and STC Values, Thermal Value
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Honeywell Spray Foam 
House of Worship Acoustics
Restrained vs. Unrestrained Construction