Spray Foam Insulation Brampton

Quiet Walls, Warm Winters

Semis and towns in Springdale, Heart Lake and Mount Pleasant get the double fix: open cell in the party wall for sound, closed cell at the rim joists and garage for heat. New builds like the one pictured get foamed before drywall for an airtight envelope from day one.

Serving All of Brampton

Springdale, Heart Lake, Mount Pleasant, Bramalea and the Queen Street corridor. Check what spray foam costs or call (647) 692-4276 for your free estimate.

From first call to final pass, your Brampton project gets a written scope, a measured depth and a clean finish.

Newer Stock, Older Problem

Brampton carries a large volume of relatively recent housing, and recent housing is rarely short of insulation. It is short of air sealing. Code is a floor rather than a target, so a house can meet it while still leaking conditioned air continuously through pot lights, top plates and an unsealed attic hatch. That is why the complaint here is usually one uncomfortable room rather than a cold house.

Large Floor Plans, Long Duct Runs

Bigger houses mean longer duct runs, and in this housing stock those runs frequently pass through an unconditioned attic. Every foot of duct up there is losing conditioned air into the worst environment in the building before it reaches a room. Bringing the attic inside the envelope with foam at the roof deck addresses the cause rather than the symptom.

What We Check Before Quoting

Existing depth measured rather than estimated, the ceiling plane inspected for the air paths that actually matter, ventilation checked, and any sign of moisture on the sheathing noted. If the material up there is dry and adequate we will say so, and if the real fault is air sealing rather than depth we will say that too.