Spray foam insulation in Rochester, NY
Seal it tight. Keep the heat in. Cut the bills for good.
Drafty rooms, cold floors and high heating bills usually come down to air leaking out of the house. We spray open-cell and closed-cell foam into attics, walls, basements and crawl spaces to seal those leaks for good.
Open-cell and closed-cell spray foam
Homes and businesses
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Open & closed cell
The right foam for each space
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Attics to rim joists
Every gap sealed tight
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Homes & businesses
Residential and commercial
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Rochester, NY
And the towns around it
Services
Spray foam for every part of the building
From the attic down to the rim joists, we seal the places where your heat gets out and the cold gets in.
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Attic insulation
Foam sprayed to the roof deck or attic floor stops warm air from rising out of the house and keeps summer heat out of the rooms below.
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Wall insulation
Open walls in a new build or a renovation are filled stud to stud, so there are no gaps at the edges for drafts to slip through.
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Basements and rim joists
Rim joists are one of the leakiest spots in a house. Closed-cell foam seals them and keeps the floor above warmer.
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Crawl spaces
Sealing crawl space walls cuts damp, cold air coming up into the house and makes the floors over it more comfortable.
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Pole barns and garages
Metal buildings and garages sweat and swing with the weather. A layer of foam steadies the temperature and checks condensation.
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Commercial buildings
Roof decks, walls and open bays in shops, offices and warehouses, sprayed to suit how the building is used.
Learn more about Commercial buildings
Why spray foam
Why spray foam beats the old way
Fiberglass slows heat down. Spray foam also stops the air that carries it. That is the difference you feel in a drafty room.
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Seals air leaks
Foam expands into cracks and gaps that batts leave open, so warm air stays inside.
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Lower energy bills
When the house stops leaking air, the furnace and the air conditioner run less.
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Even temperatures
No more cold bedroom over the garage or hot upstairs in July.
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Moisture control
Closed-cell foam resists water and helps keep condensation out of walls and rim joists.
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Quieter rooms
Open-cell foam softens outside noise and sound moving between rooms.
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Built for our winters
Rochester winters are long. Foam keeps the heat you pay for where you want it.
For homeowners
Residential spray foam insulation
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Attics
Sprayed to the roof deck or the attic floor, depending on the house.
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Exterior walls
New builds, additions and gut renovations, filled stud to stud.
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Basement rim joists
Closed-cell foam seals the band where the house meets the foundation.
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Crawl spaces
Walls sealed against damp, cold air rising into the house.
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Rooms over garages
Floors and knee walls sealed so the room is as warm as the rest.
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Additions and sunrooms
New spaces insulated to match the comfort of the old ones.
Compare
Spray foam vs. fiberglass batts
A plain look at how the two hold up in a Rochester house.
| Feature | Fiberglass batts | Spray foam |
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| Air sealing | Air moves through and around batts | Expands to seal gaps and cracks |
| Fit | Gaps where batts are cut to fit | Fills odd-shaped cavities completely |
| Moisture | Can hold moisture when it gets wet | Closed-cell foam resists water |
| Settling | Can sag and settle over the years | Bonds in place and does not sag |
| Pests | Soft material pests can nest in | Leaves fewer ways in |
| Noise | Some sound reduction | Open-cell foam softens noise well |
| Cost | Lower price up front | Costs more up front, saves on bills over time |
A general comparison. How either one performs depends on the building and how it is installed.
How it works
From first call to clean finish
Four steps, and you know what is happening at each one.
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Talk it over
Tell us about the building and what bothers you: cold rooms, high bills, drafts or damp.
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Look and quote
We look at the space, recommend open-cell or closed-cell foam and give you a written quote.
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Prep and spray
We cover what needs covering, spray the foam and trim it where it needs to be flush.
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Clean up
We clean up the work area and walk you through what was done before we leave.
Projects
Spray foam, room by room
The kinds of spaces we insulate in and around Rochester.
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Attic roof deck
Open-cell foam between the rafters
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Basement rim joists
Closed-cell foam along the foundation
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New-build walls
Open-cell foam trimmed flush with the studs
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Crawl space
Closed-cell foam on the foundation walls
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Pole barn
Closed-cell foam on the roof and walls
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Room over a garage
Open-cell foam on the ceiling and knee walls
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What our customers say
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Service area
Proudly serving Rochester
and the towns around it
We insulate homes and businesses across Rochester and Monroe County. Not sure if we cover your town? Ask when you request a quote.
- Rochester
- Greece
- Irondequoit
- Henrietta
- Gates
- Brighton
- Pittsford
- Webster
FAQ
Questions and answers
Open-cell foam is soft and light, and it is good at sealing air leaks and softening sound. Closed-cell foam is dense and rigid, it resists water, and it suits basements, rim joists, crawl spaces and metal buildings. We recommend one or the other for each part of the job.
Ask us your own questionSpray foam goes into open walls, so it fits new builds, additions and renovations where the walls are open. For finished walls, we can tell you what makes sense after we see the house.
It depends on the size of the space. We give you a time frame with your quote.
Plan to stay out of the work area while we spray and for a period after. We tell you how long for your job before we start.
Sealing air leaks usually means the furnace runs less. How much you save depends on the house and how leaky it was before.
Yes. We spray shops, warehouses, offices, garages and pole barns as well as homes.
Foam sprayed to the underside of a roof deck is a common way to insulate an attic. We look at the roof and ventilation before we recommend it.
We work in Rochester, NY and the towns around it. Ask us about your location when you request a quote.
Fill in the quote form with a few details about your project and we will get back to you.
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Tell us about your project
Send a few details about the building and what you want to fix. We will help you choose between open-cell and closed-cell foam and get back to you with a quote.
- Rochester, NY and nearby towns
- Homes, new builds and additions
- Commercial buildings and pole barns
- (585) 208-8133
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