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For this new construction with vaulted ceilings, we applied closed-cell spray foam to an R33 value rating.

This cottage had really nice interior finish that we didn’t want to disturb in order to apply spray foam to the exterior walls. In situations like these we choose to remove the exterior panelling and apply the insulation from the outside, which works out great as well.

Applying spray foam to the walls of this new construction garage allowed us to hit an R value of 12 to improve heating efficiency as well as provide additional structural integrity to the building.

In the existing part of the home we also added R12 spray foam to the basement walls, creating an air sealed moisture barrier which will greatly help keep the temperature regulated.

On this job we added R12 on the concrete basement walls as well as R24 in the rim joists.

For this ICF block concrete home we applied spray foam for an R-value of 12 in the attic. This helped to glue the roof joists to the ICF walls greatly improving structural integrity.

This was a spray foam application of all exterior walls of a new construction residence. The energy efficiency of this home is going to be excellent.

This job was an existing retrofit for a packaging facility. Closed-cell spray foam insulation was applied to the structure adding both temperature regulation, moisture barrier, as well as a lot of structural integrity, especially for the 80×13 foot side-wall.