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This home had a lot moisture under it, plus there was little to no insulation on the underfloor. To help with both issues, these McMinnville, OR homeowners chose closed-cell spray foam insulation as it is a better and longer-term solution. Their floors are much warmer now, too!
To make their home more comfortable year-round, these Gladstone, OR homeowners chose our experts to remove all the old insulation, air seal the leaks, and re-install insulation by blowing in TruSoft™ cellulose to the higher R-60 value.
After finding us online, this owner of a home near Otis, OR called about spray foaming exterior walls as they were at a point in this project where the interior side was open.
Our crew prepared the area and then applied spray foam up to 4 inches thick to the interior walls. It is now ready for drywall.
To be the most effective project it can be, don’t just add insulation on top of old insulation. It’s much more effective to remove the old insulation, get at the places that need air sealing with spray foam, and then insulate over this air sealed attic floor.
This Tualatin, OR attic hardly had any insulation and didn’t have leaks sealed (see BEFORE photo). After our insulating team removed the old insulation, they air sealed the leaks (see AFTER photo). They then blew in the TruSoft™ cellulose insulation.
The owners of this vacation home near Neotsu, OR wanted the floors to be warmer and were glad to get a proposal from us as we offer different insulation options. They chose to use the longer-term solution of spray foam.
The added benefit is that spray foam fills in cracks and air seals the floor so the cold air cannot enter the home through the floor, and rodents do not like to chew into it.