Barns, metal shops, poultry houses, well houses, and stock tanks deal with Texas heat, humidity, and condensation. Phantom Foam installs ag-tough spray foam and liner systems that cut heat gain, stop drafts, and keep surfaces above the dew point—so buildings stay usable and animals, feed, and equipment are better protected.
Metal and pole barns swing from blazing sun to cool nights. That drives condensation on roof panels and uncomfortable stalls.
Foam creates a continuous air/thermal layer that limits heat flow and humid air contact—keeping surfaces above the dew point.
Open-cell covers big volumes and quiets echo (arenas, hay barns). Closed-cell adds rigidity, higher R/inch, and moisture resistance (shops, wash bays, exterior walls).
Where wash-down happens, we add spray-applied liners for a tough, seamless membrane.
See how sealing/insulating changes heat flow, drafts, and condensation risk.
Visual is illustrative—final thickness, coatings, and ventilation are set per building, livestock, and use.
Open-cell for rooflines/volumes; closed-cell at rim joists and wash bays for durability and moisture control.
Reduce summer heat and winter drafts so bays stay usable; protect tools and machines from condensation.
Closed-cell to tighten shells and manage humidity. Work is phased to keep animals stress-free.
Insulate and air-seal small enclosures to protect plumbing, pumps, softeners, and treatment gear.
Spray-applied polyurea/elastomeric liners: seamless, tough membranes for water troughs, stock tanks, and containment.
Target foam to reduce condensation on cool walls/roofs and stabilize storage conditions.