Stop paying to heat and cool the outdoors. We seal attics, crawl spaces, and new builds with professional-grade spray foam that actually holds up to Piedmont summers and winters.
Tell us what you need and we'll get you a no-obligation estimate — usually same day.
Serving homeowners and builders across Oak Ridge and the Triad.
We seal roof decks and attic floors with open- or closed-cell foam to stop heat transfer and shut down the stack effect that drives up summer cooling costs.
We insulate crawl space walls and combine it with vapor barriers to control the humidity and moisture that's common under Triad-area homes.
We work with local builders in Oak Ridge and Summerfield to insulate homes during framing, before drywall goes up, for a tighter building envelope from day one.
A cost-effective option for interior walls and attics that offers strong air sealing and sound dampening at a lower price point than closed-cell.
Denser, higher R-value foam suited for crawl spaces, rim joists, and areas needing added structural rigidity and moisture resistance.
We remove improperly installed or failing foam and correct issues like off-ratio spray, gaps, or excess buildup around electrical and HVAC components.
Oak Ridge and the surrounding Triad sit in that tricky Piedmont zone where summers get hot and humid enough to load your AC for months, and winters bring enough cold snaps to spike heating bills. Older homes in Guilford County were mostly built with fiberglass batts that sag, gap, and let conditioned air leak straight into the attic or crawl space — which means your HVAC system is working overtime year-round to make up the difference.
Spray foam solves this differently than traditional insulation: instead of just slowing heat transfer, it seals the gaps, cracks, and penetrations that let air move freely through your walls, attic, and crawl space. For homeowners in Oak Ridge, Summerfield, Stokesdale, and across Greensboro and High Point, that translates into lower utility bills, fewer musty crawl space smells, and rooms that finally stay a consistent temperature instead of running hot upstairs and cold downstairs.
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One continuous air-seal across the three spots homes leak most — the attic, the wall cavities, and the crawl space.
Most attic projects run roughly $1.50–$3.50 per square foot for open-cell and $3–$5+ for closed-cell, depending on square footage, access, and existing insulation removal. Crawl space jobs vary based on square footage and whether encapsulation is included, so we always provide a firm number after an on-site look.
When installed correctly, spray foam doesn't settle, sag, or lose its air-sealing properties over time, so it's designed to perform for the life of the home rather than needing replacement every decade or two like some traditional insulation.
Yes — closed-cell foam on crawl space walls, combined with a vapor barrier, significantly cuts down on the moisture that causes musty smells, wood rot, and mold growth common in Triad-area crawl spaces.
Once fully cured, spray foam is inert and safe to be around. During installation and for a short curing period afterward, we ask that occupants and pets stay clear of the work area, which we'll walk you through before the job starts.
Yes, we regularly work alongside builders on new homes throughout Oak Ridge, Summerfield, and the wider Triad, insulating during the framing stage before drywall is installed for the best seal.
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