About Doon Spray Foam Insulation

Every Job Starts With A Site Visit

We do not quote from a phone call or a photo. A free on-site visit lets us measure each area, look for drafts and damp and see what insulation is already in place.

By the end of the visit, you know which rooms need attention and why. Then the written quote arrives, listing product, inches and square footage room by room.

We Explain Open Cell And Closed Cell

Foam comes in two main types, and picking the wrong one wastes money. Closed cell is dense, controls vapour and gives the most R-value per inch. Open cell is lighter, cheaper and best kept to walls and ceilings that sit on the warm side of the home.

We tell you which product goes where and why, so the reasoning is right there on your quote.

The Foam Is Measured As It Goes On

Spray foam insulation only performs when it reaches full depth and grips the framing. A thermometer reading on the studs comes first, then the foam goes up in several lifts, and a depth probe checks each wall while we work. That is how you get the R-value printed on your quote.

South Kitchener Homes Have Common Problems

Houses in this part of the city come in a few main types. Pioneer Park has many split-level homes from the 1970s, often with crawl spaces. Doon South, Brigadoon and Huron Park have newer two-story homes with rooms over attached garages and vaulted great rooms. Upper Doon and Lower Doon still hold some much older houses, including fieldstone homes from the 1800s.

Each type has its own weak spots, and we shape the plan around them.

A Clean House At The End Of The Day

Floors, furniture and windows get covered with plastic before spraying. When the work is done, we trim the foam, take our waste with us and air out the space. Before leaving, we walk through the finished area with you and answer your questions.