Spray Foam Insulation Richmond Hill

From Mill Pond to Jefferson

The older homes around Mill Pond need retrofit wall and attic work; the newer stock up in Jefferson and Oak Ridges mostly needs garages, basements and the odd builder gap corrected. We quote both from a site visit, and because we are local, the visit happens fast.

Your Neighbourhood Insulation Shop

Drop-ins welcome at Newkirk Rd. Compare open and closed cell foam, or call (647) 692-4276 and talk to the crew that will actually do the work.

Wherever your building sits in Richmond Hill, the free estimate comes first and the written scope governs the work.

Older Cores and Newer Edges

Richmond Hill holds both an older village-core housing stock and a large amount of newer subdivision building, and the two fail differently. The older houses tend to have shallow settled attics and no air sealing. The newer ones are built to code but still leak air, and they frequently run ductwork through the attic. The honest first move is different for each.

Attic Conversions and Finished Space

Where an attic has been finished or floored for storage, material on the floor does very little because the conditioned space now extends into the roof structure. The insulation has to follow the roof line instead, which brings the whole volume inside the envelope. That is a different scope from a floor fill and it should be priced as what it is.

What the Finished Work Should Show

Depth measured and photographed where loose material went in. Consistent thickness across a roof deck where foam was applied, including the awkward runs at the eaves. Baffles where airflow has to be maintained. The attic hatch sealed and insulated. Penetrations sealed before anything was laid over them.