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Services

Spray Foam and Insulation Services in Greater Houston

Residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural insulation, plus concrete lifting. Twelve services, one decision framework.

Free on-site assessment across the eight-county Houston-Galveston region. Monday to Saturday.

Start here

Start with the building, and the service follows

Most people arrive knowing they have a problem rather than knowing which service fixes it. A hot upstairs, a shop that drips in winter, a slab that has dropped at the joint. This page routes you to the right one.

In a house, the answer usually turns on where the ductwork runs. If it sits in the attic, sealing the roofline brings it inside the building envelope, and that is an attic and air sealing job. If the ducts run inside conditioned space, blown-in on the attic floor covers more area for the same money and is the better buy.

On steel, the answer is condensation rather than heat, and closed-cell against the panel is what removes the condensing surface. On acreage, a house, a shop and a barn on one property usually want three different specifications, which is what the ranch and agricultural page covers.

Where the existing material is wet, settled or contaminated, removal is quoted as its own line so you can see what it costs on its own.

Which one

What the building is doing, and which service answers it

A symptom rarely has one cause, so this is a starting point rather than a diagnosis. The assessment settles it.

What you are seeingUsually the causeWhere to read next
Upstairs rooms that run hotDuctwork in a vented attic, with the ceiling plane still openAttic insulation and air sealing
The house feels damp with the AC runningHumid outside air arriving faster than the equipment can dry itResidential spray foam, and crawl space work on a raised foundation
Water dripping inside a metal roofCondensation off cold steel, rather than a leakMetal building insulation
Bills climbing every summerSettled material, an open ceiling plane and attic ductwork togetherAttic work, or blown-in where the ducts are inside
Rodents, water or smoke in the atticMaterial that has stopped working and blocks the sealing planeInsulation removal, quoted on its own
A slab that has dropped at the jointSettlement under the flatwork rather than an envelope problemConcrete lifting

Common patterns in this climate. Your building is confirmed on site before anything is specified.

How it works

One process, three stages

Inspect, scope, install and verify. You know the price before anyone brings a hose into your building.

  1. 01

    Inspect

    Someone comes out and walks the building with you — attic, crawl space, roofline, ductwork, panel — before anything is priced.

  2. 02

    Scope

    Areas, product, applied depth, exclusions and price, in writing, with the reasoning behind each choice so you can push back on it.

  3. 03

    Install and verify

    Masked and protected, sprayed in controlled lifts, depth verified as we go, then a walkthrough and the scope sheet left with you.

Lead times move with the season. We will give you the honest current one on the phone and hold it.

Where we work

48 cities, eight counties

Every city has its own page, because a Katy new build and a Heights bungalow are different jobs that happen to share a climate.

Questions

Asked about choosing a service

Describe the building and the symptom and we will tell you. Most residential calls end up at attic work, and most steel-building calls end up at closed-cell against the panel. The point of the on-site assessment is that we look before we say.

Yes. The spraying is done in-house, and the people who quote the job are involved in the work.

Often yes, and it is usually cheaper that way. Removal plus new insulation is the most common pairing.

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.

48 cities across the eight-county Houston–Galveston region — Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, Chambers, Liberty and Waller — plus five extended project markets.

Free assessment

Describe the building and we will name the service

One visit, a written scope, and a written price. Free either way.

(832) 400-4659

48 cities across the eight-county Houston-Galveston region, plus five extended project markets.