Attic Insulation
Attic spray foam insulation seals the holes cut through your upstairs ceiling, then adds enough depth on top to keep winter heat in the bedrooms below.
View Attic InsulationGarage spray foam insulation tightens the walls and ceiling of a garage, so exhaust and cold air stay out of the house and a heated workspace keeps its warmth.
We visit the garage for free, measure it and send you a written price.
An attached garage shares a wall, and often a ceiling, with rooms you live in. Exhaust from a warming car and fumes from stored gas cans can work indoors through any crack in that wall. Garage spray foam insulation shuts those cracks and adds R-value in the same step.
Garage spray foam insulation in the ceiling also protects any bedroom above. That job has its own page on bonus room insulation.
A garage used as a workshop, home gym or hobby space is only pleasant when it holds heat, and garage spray foam insulation gives it a tight shell. Batts in a garage pick up damp, sag and open gaps. Closed cell foam stays put, stiffens the walls and keeps drafts out.
With about 63 inches of snow in an average Kitchener winter, cars drag in plenty of meltwater. Closed cell foam shrugs off that moisture in a way fibreglass cannot.
Foam inside a garage must sit behind a fire-rated layer, and drywall is the common pick. We plan garage spray foam insulation so the drywall can go up right after, and we flag anything about the overhead door or ceiling that needs extra care.
Most newer homes in south Kitchener have attached double garages with open stud walls. That makes the work quick and the price easy to pin down. Older detached garages in Upper Doon can need more prep, which we check during the visit.
In Ontario, foaming garage walls and ceilings usually costs $3 to $6 per square foot. The written quote lists each wall and the ceiling.
Call (226) 407-7693 to set up a free garage spray foam insulation visit, and go back to our home page to see the other spaces we insulate.
A visit for one room often turns up a second spot worth sealing on the same trip.
Attic spray foam insulation seals the holes cut through your upstairs ceiling, then adds enough depth on top to keep winter heat in the bedrooms below.
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Bonus room spray foam insulation seals the floor, knee walls and sloped ceiling of a room built on top of a garage, so it holds heat like the bedrooms next to it.
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Basement spray foam insulation sticks to poured concrete, stops drafts where the floor framing meets the foundation and keeps damp air off the wall, so a finished lower level stays warm and dry.
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Foam sprayed into a vaulted ceiling fits strong R-value into the slim gap between drywall and roof, so the room stops leaking heat through its ceiling.
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A new family room, bedroom or four-season sunroom gets an airtight foam shell, so it matches the comfort of the original house from its very first winter.
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Crawl space spray foam insulation lines the foundation and joist ends of that knee-high space beneath a split-level, keeping the floor overhead warm and the air beneath it dry.
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Badly installed foam comes out, along with soaked, dirty or chewed batts and loose fill, so new material can go onto a clean surface.
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Leave your details and we will phone to settle a visit day that fits your schedule. Calls go to +1 (226) 407-7693.