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Spray foam insulation is a liquid material that is sprayed into cavities or along roof decks. It expands on application to fill gaps, cracks, and crevices, creating a continuous air barrier that helps reduce air leakage in a way that loose insulation alone typically cannot.

Open-cell foam is lighter and softer, expands to fill gaps, and is commonly used in residential attics, interior walls, and roof decks, where it also helps dampen sound. Closed-cell foam is denser and firmer, resists moisture, and is often used in metal buildings, pole barns, crawl spaces, and areas where added rigidity or a moisture barrier is wanted. We can help you choose based on your project.

It depends on your attic. For homes with HVAC ductwork in the attic, insulating the underside of the roof deck with spray foam can bring the attic closer to your home's temperature and reduce strain on your system. For attics without ductwork, blown-in insulation across the attic floor can be a practical option. We assess your setup and recommend what fits.

Yes. When an attic is being converted to a sealed spray foam space, or when existing insulation is contaminated by animals, water damage, or mold, we use vacuum equipment to extract the old material and route it outside your home before new insulation is installed.

Building codes may require an ignition barrier or thermal barrier over exposed spray foam in accessible attics, crawlspaces, and some commercial buildings. Intumescent paint is a coating that reacts to heat to help protect the surface. We can advise whether it applies to your project and your local code requirements.

Yes. We insulate existing homes, new construction, additions, metal shops, pole barns, and other commercial or agricultural buildings throughout our service area.