Spray foam questions and answers

Open-cell foam is soft and light, and it is good at sealing air leaks and softening sound. Closed-cell foam is dense and rigid, it resists water, and it suits basements, rim joists, crawl spaces and metal buildings. We recommend one or the other for each part of the job.

Spray foam goes into open walls, so it fits new builds, additions and renovations where the walls are open. For finished walls, we can tell you what makes sense after we see the house.

It depends on the size of the space. We give you a time frame with your quote.

Plan to stay out of the work area while we spray and for a period after. We tell you how long for your job before we start.

Sealing air leaks usually means the furnace runs less. How much you save depends on the house and how leaky it was before.

Yes. We spray shops, warehouses, offices, garages and pole barns as well as homes.

Foam sprayed to the underside of a roof deck is a common way to insulate an attic. We look at the roof and ventilation before we recommend it.

We work in Rochester, NY and the towns around it. Ask us about your location when you request a quote.

Fill in the quote form with a few details about your project and we will get back to you.