Residential
Residential Buildings
Homes, cottages, additions, basements, attics and garages — from new builds to older homes being renovated.
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Your City Spray Foam Insulation Contractor
Spray Foam Insulation Built For Canadian Winters
Closed-cell and open-cell spray foam for homes, farm buildings, commercial and industrial properties — insulation and air sealing in one application, planned around your building and our climate.
- Closed-cell & open-cell foam
- Homes, farms & commercial
- Air sealing & moisture control
- Written quotes with foam type & depth
One application, three jobsInsulates, air-seals and, as closed-cell at sufficient depth, controls vapour.
Residential
Agricultural
Commercial & Industrial
Air Sealing
Cold-Climate Planning
Free Written Estimates
Where We Spray
Spray Foam For Every Type Of Building
The same technology, applied very differently: a basement rim joist, a dairy barn and a steel warehouse each need their own foam type, thickness and preparation.
Agricultural
Agricultural Buildings
Barns, machine sheds, livestock and storage buildings, shops and Quonset-style steel buildings.
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Commercial
Commercial Buildings
Warehouses, offices, retail units, metal buildings and flat roofs that need insulation and air sealing.
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Industrial
Industrial Buildings
Plants, process buildings, tanks, piping and cold rooms where temperature and condensation control matter.
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Two Foams, Different Jobs
Closed-Cell Or Open-Cell?
Closed-cell (medium density, about 2 lb) is rigid, has a higher R-value per inch and resists moisture — the usual choice for basements, rim joists, crawl spaces, exterior walls and metal buildings.
Open-cell (light density, about 0.5 lb) is softer and expands more — used for attic rooflines, interior walls and sound control where moisture exposure is low.
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Why Spray Foam
What Spray Foam Does For A Canadian Building
Seals Air Leaks
Foam expands into gaps, joints and penetrations, cutting the drafts that make homes and shops hard to heat.
Holds Heat In Winter
High R-value per inch helps in tight spaces like rim joists, cathedral ceilings and thin-framed walls.
Controls Condensation
Closed-cell foam on steel and concrete keeps warm, moist air off cold surfaces — a common problem in metal buildings.
Adds Rigidity
Closed-cell foam bonds to the substrate and stiffens the assembly it is applied to.
Quieter Rooms
Open-cell foam in interior walls and ceilings helps reduce sound moving between rooms.
Clear Documentation
Every quote lists the foam type, target thickness and any thermal or ignition barrier the space needs.
How It Works
From First Call To Finished Foam
01
Assessment
Building type, substrate, moisture and access checked.
02
Written Quote
Foam type, depth, barrier needs and schedule.
03
Prep & Protect
Masking, ventilation and occupants out.
04
Spray & Check
Applied in passes, with depth checks.
05
Cure & Handover
Ventilation, cleanup and documentation.
Project Examples
What A Typical Job Looks Like
Illustrative project concepts showing the kinds of spaces we insulate.
Residential
Basement & Rim Joists
Closed-cell foam on foundation walls and the rim joist, the classic cold-air leak in Canadian homes.
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Agricultural
Machine Shed
Foam on steel walls and roof panels to stop condensation dripping onto equipment.
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Commercial
Cold Storage Room
Seamless foam lining for a temperature-controlled storage room.
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Where We Work
Serving Your City & The Surrounding Region
Local homes and businesses, rural properties and farm operations. Larger commercial and agricultural projects further afield by arrangement.
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Plan Your Project
Get A Clear, Written Spray Foam Estimate
Tell us the building type, the areas you want insulated and your timeline. We will recommend the right foam, thickness and schedule for your building.