New construction
New Construction Spray Foam in Greater Houston
Priced by the set, scheduled around your trades, and sprayed to a scope your super can check against.
Free on-site assessment across Greater Houston. A written scope before anything is ordered.
The work
Built for a builder's schedule
New construction is a different business from retrofit. The building is open, access is easy, and the work itself is the straightforward part. What decides whether an insulation sub is worth using is whether they turn up on the day they said, spray to the scope, and get out of the way of the drywall crew.
We work off plans, price by the set, and confirm the day before. If the framing inspection slips, we move — but we tell you before you have to ask. Open-cell covers most wall and roofline work on a residential set; closed-cell goes where water contact is possible.
Most of the growth in this metro is west along I-10 and north on 290 and 45, and that is where most of our new-build volume sits. Cross Creek Ranch, Bridgeland, Cane Island, Elyson and the Conroe corridor are all routine runs, and the regional pages break the metro down corridor by corridor.
Sprayed to a scope the super can check
Every job leaves with a scope sheet that says where foam went, what product, and to what depth. It is a document your inspector and your drywall sub can both read.
- Priced by the set So you can bid it straight from the sheet.
- Scheduled around the trades We confirm the day before, and we tell you early if framing slips.
- Depth verified on the job Checked during application, recorded on the scope sheet.
Is this you?
Who we work with
Production builders
Repeatable scopes, multiple sets, predictable scheduling.
Custom home builders
Complex rooflines, vaulted ceilings and mixed assemblies.
Owner-builders
Including barndominiums and shop-house builds out on acreage.
On the written scope
What a new-construction scope covers
- Take-off from your plans Priced by the set, before the job is on the calendar.
- Exterior wall cavities Including around blocking, bracing and stub-outs.
- Roofline or attic floor Whichever the design calls for.
- Rim and band joist Closed-cell where water contact is possible.
- Penetration sealing Plumbing, electrical, flue chases and top plates.
- Confirmed the day before And rescheduled early if the framing inspection moves.
- Depth verified and recorded On the scope sheet that stays with the job.
- Site left clean for the next trade Overspray and trimmings removed.
How it runs
One process, three stages
Plans in, price out, then a date we hold.
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1
Inspect
Send us the plans. We take off from them and price by the set, and walk the site where the design needs it.
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2
Scope
Written, itemized and valid for the run, then booked around your framing inspection and confirmed the day before.
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3
Install and verify
Sprayed to the scope, depth verified and recorded, scope sheet left on site and the area cleaned for drywall.
Questions
Asked about this service
Yes. Send the plans and we will take off from them and price by the set. If the design changes, tell us and we will reprice before the invoice.
The more the better, but we understand framing slips. We confirm the day before, and we will move you early if the site needs more time.
Yes. Send us the spec and we will price to it, or tell you where we think it needs a conversation before we bid.
That is most of what this side of the business does. Talk to us about volume and we will tell you honestly what we can hold.
The visit is free. Someone comes out, looks at the building and gives you a written scope and a price, and the decision stays yours.
We work across 48 cities in the eight-county Houston–Galveston area — Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, Chambers, Liberty and Waller — plus a set of extended project markets beyond it. If you are near the edge of that, call and ask.
Free assessment
Tell us about your building
Someone comes out, walks it with you, and puts the scope in writing before anything is ordered.
- An on-site assessment, with the price written after someone has seen the building.
- A written scope: assembly, system, applied depth, exclusions and price.
- A straight answer when the cheaper system is the right one.