Open and closed-cell spray foam seals and insulates in one step, making it ideal for crawl spaces, rim joists, and hard-to-reach areas where air leaks quietly steal your comfort.
Signs you need spray foam insulation
- Cold floors and drafts from the crawl space or rim joists
- High energy bills despite having some insulation
- Moisture or condensation problems in the crawl space
Our process
1Inspect
We assess air leaks, moisture, and access.
We assess air leaks, moisture, and access.
2Prep
We protect the space and mask finished areas.
We protect the space and mask finished areas.
3Spray
Open or closed-cell foam to the right depth.
Open or closed-cell foam to the right depth.
4Verify
A clean, sealed, code-compliant result.
A clean, sealed, code-compliant result.
Rebates & honest pricing
We give free, upfront estimates before any work begins, and we confirm your Energy Trust of Oregon rebate eligibility on site. With financing up to 60 months at 0% interest for qualified homeowners, upgrades are easy to budget.
Frequently asked questions
Open-cell or closed-cell?Closed-cell offers a higher R-value and moisture resistance for crawl spaces and rim joists; open-cell is a cost-effective air seal for interior areas. We recommend the right one for each space.
Is spray foam safe?Yes. Once cured it is inert and improves indoor comfort. We ventilate and follow all safety guidelines during application.
Does it help with moisture?Closed-cell foam resists moisture and helps control the condensation that is so common in Pacific Northwest crawl spaces.