Before & After Photos

Insulating a cathedral ceiling can be rather difficult. We would love to be able to insulate from the peak of the roof down but that means taking off a lot of the shingles towards the peak and potentially having to drill holes in the peak in order to dense pack the cellulose into every nook and cranny. Going through the soffit isn't much easier but it is much safer to protect the exterior components of the home.

Side attics are tricky to seal all the way to the corner. Thankfully, we have angled sprayers that can get every single spot. Once the side attics are properly sealed and insulated, you will see a reduction in icicles, along with less snow melt on your roof. This will in turn make you more comfortable and protect your home from additional damage from the ice, snow and water.

By spray foaming the basement walls of this home we will make it easier for the homeowner to retain warm air there in the winter and keep it cool in the summer. The spray foam insulation will fill in any little gap and crack in your walls that were previously allowing bugs, dirt and air through. When there is a drafty area in a home it stirs up all the dust and can create mold and moisture problems as well.

When we insulate your basement walls we take care in what were doing. Everything that can be and needs to be covered by the spray foam is and everything that cannot be covered by the spray foam is not. We do that by carefully prepping each job with plastic drop cloths and protective covering over everything that we don't want spray foam on. 

Wall insulation is a broad term. We don't like to cut corners or skimp compared to our actual abilities. When Foam It Insulation thinks about wall insulation, we are thinking of the rim joist, the entire wall, and all the way to the floor and slightly on the floor. We make a complete seal. We want to make sure that there is no possible way that you will have air leakage from those walls. That is just one commitment that Foam It has continued with since day 1.