Efficiency:

The main reason reason people decide to install spray foam insulation if efficiency.  Expect your power bill to go down between 30% - 50%.

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Air Seal:

The average R-Value for a typical 3.5" wall is R-15.  You may think this is not much difference compared to regular fiber insulation, bu the difference is on the air seal.  Spray foam insulation will not let any air in or out.  A typical fiberglass insulated home is like having the best Yeti cooler you can buy, but leaving the lid open.  It simply won't work.

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Moisture Barrier:
Holes and cracks in your walls and crawl space can allow entrance to more than just air. Water and moisture can gain access to these areas through exposed cracks and holes if not sealed.

Spray foam insulation is impermeable to water. This means that not only will spray foam thoroughly seal and protect your attic and crawl space from airborne moisture and leaks, but if  flooding should occur in the area, spray foam insulation will not absorb the water like other materials will.

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Deters Mold:
Spray foam is not only water resistant, but it is composed of an inert polymer that provides no source of food for mold or bacteria. Homes that are insulated using closed-cell insulation are better protected against mold and mildew.

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Eco-Friendly:​

Spray foam helps reduce energy consumption and create a ‘green’ household.
Protects against moisture and mold growth
Designed to last indefinitely, producing fewer consumed materials