Attic Insulation
Attic spray foam insulation stuffs every gap around pot lights, wiring and the hatch, then builds enough depth to keep the second floor cozy through a long Wilmot winter.
View Attic InsulationCrawl space spray foam insulation pulls a cold, musty crawl space under an addition or an old farmhouse inside the heated envelope, so the room above stops feeling like a porch.
We squeeze in through tight hatches, tidy up as the work goes, and quote the whole job on paper first.
Older houses around New Hamburg, Baden and New Dundee often have a summer kitchen, sunroom or family room perched over a crawl space. That floor stays icy through the winter, and the water lines running below it can freeze solid.
Crawl space spray foam insulation solves both. We coat the perimeter walls and rim joist, and the space below stays near indoor temperature.
Batts tucked between floor joists sag, soak up damp and give mice a nursery. Drafts slip around them anyway.
Sprayed onto the perimeter instead, closed cell blocks the cold air and keeps the pipes on the warm side. It also leaves a firm surface with nothing for pests to nest in.
An earth floor breathes out moisture all year, and in a sticky August that vapour lands in the floor framing. A thick poly ground sheet taped to the walls holds it down.
When the crawl space calls for one, the ground sheet goes on the same crawl space spray foam insulation quote.
Some crawl spaces offer two feet of headroom, and some are reached through a hatch in a closet floor. We feed the hose through whatever opening there is and spray from inside.
Old batts, junk and droppings get pulled out first. That can happen on the same trip through our insulation removal service.
Many older crawl spaces were built with vents in the foundation, on the idea that outside air would dry them out. In a muggy summer it works backward, since warm outside air meets the cool soil and drops its moisture on the joists.
Once crawl space spray foam insulation covers the walls, those vents get blocked and sealed. The space then stays dry and close to the temperature of the house in every season.
Crawl space walls tend to run $3.50 to $7 a square foot. Cramped access slows the work, so a small crawl space can cost more per foot than a roomy basement. A visit at no charge settles the real number.
Phone (548) 290-9844 or send a quick request to get a crawl space check on the calendar. Messages that reach us by mid-afternoon usually hear back before supper, and that is what we aim for every day. All our other foam services are on the home page.
Plenty of jobs here span two or three areas, and doing them in one trip saves a second setup.
Attic spray foam insulation stuffs every gap around pot lights, wiring and the hatch, then builds enough depth to keep the second floor cozy through a long Wilmot winter.
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Basement spray foam insulation bonds to poured concrete, block or old fieldstone and holds its R-value even when a spring thaw leaves the floor wet.
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Barn and shop spray foam insulation stops cold steel from raining on what is stored below and holds heat in a work bay, machine shed or livestock barn.
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Garage spray foam insulation turns a cold garage into a workshop you can use in February and takes the chill off any bedroom or bonus room sitting above it.
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Closed cell foam in the walls, rim and roof of a new Baden or New Hamburg house helps it pass the air test and clear the current energy code.
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Rim joist spray foam insulation closes the ring of lumber resting on the foundation, the single draftiest strip in most basements.
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Matted batts, droppings-laced loose fill and failed foam get stripped out first, so new insulation lands on clean, dry wood it can hold on to.
View Insulation RemovalSend rough measurements and what insulation is there today, and we will phone to set a time.
Send this short request, and we will phone to settle on a day and hour for the visit. Calls go to +1 (548) 290-9844.