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Reclaim Your Attic Space with Foam Insulation

Your unfinished attic is a space of untapped potential. With foam insulation, you can turn that unused space into a climate controlled storage room, a bonus room for your family to use, or keep it from collecting unwanted cold or hot air in unpredictable Midwest weather.

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Save Yourself From Unpredictable Temperatures

The attic is the space with the widest range of temperature changes in the entire home. If your roof doesn’t have the proper vents and duct work, those temperatures can get up to as high as 100 degrees during the summer. Foam insulation applied to a closed attic can bring those temperatures down and make that space usable for a number of options soon after.

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Numerous Benefits to Attic Foam Insulation

There are arguable more benefits to using foam insulation in your attics space than any other part of your home. Not only are you getting that uniform temperature throughout your home, but you are getting several health and environmental benefits as well.

What Homeowners say

The Kind of Insulation In Your Attic Matters

There's a huge difference between traditional and cellulose insulation versus spray foam, with spray foam giving you many added benefits that the others just can't give you.

Fiberglass and Cellulose

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Does not create an air seal.

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Shifts over time.

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Breaks down, needs replacing over time.

Foam Insulation

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Creates an air seal.

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Creates a conditions space

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Does not retain water.

Attic Insulation in 3 Easy Steps

With the proper preparation and planning, our team can come in and get your attic insulated with spray foam in less than a day.

Attic Spray Foam Questions Answered

Applying foam insulation to a roof deck can be a little different from applying it to walls. We’ve detailed some of the most common questions we get asked by our customers so you can make an informed decision if foam insulation is right for your attic.

What type of spray foam should I use in my attic?

Why is spray foam better for attics than fiberglass and cellulose?

Would I still need to ventilate my attic if I insulated it with spray foam?

Does spray foam insulation damage roof shingles?