Attic Insulation
Attic spray foam insulation plugs the gaps at the top of the house and adds a layer that holds heat where people live. In an older Kitchener home with a cold bedroom, the attic is the first place we look.
View Attic InsulationBasement spray foam insulation grips concrete and block and keeps cold, damp air away from the wall. A chilly basement becomes a room people actually use in winter.
On most Kitchener basement walls we use closed cell foam. One layer insulates, seals and blocks moisture, so no plastic sheet is needed behind the drywall.
Basement walls draw moisture from the soil in every season. When a batt is pressed to that wall with plastic over it, the damp gets trapped in between. Plenty of renovations open the wall to find soggy batts and black spots behind drywall that is only a few years old.
Basement spray foam insulation bonds straight to the concrete. Warm room air can no longer touch the cold wall, so there is no surface for condensation.
The 2024 Ontario Building Code set R-20 as the basement wall target for new houses. Closed cell foam reaches that in roughly three inches, which saves floor space compared with a deep framed wall full of batts. In a small basement, every inch you keep is useful.
For an existing house, that figure is a helpful benchmark rather than a requirement. The quote lays out the options and the cost of each.
Kitchener basements range from stone and block to poured concrete, and many have been patched over the years. Homes near the Grand River around Bridgeport can see more ground moisture than homes on higher land. We check each wall for active leaks, cracks and loose parging before recommending basement spray foam insulation.
Water coming through a wall has to be fixed first. Foam keeps damp air out, but it is not a fix for running water.
Any foam left inside a lived-in room needs drywall or an approved coating over it. In a basement you plan to finish, we spray the walls and the rim joists, and then your contractor frames and boards over the foam.
In an open basement or a utility room, we can talk about coatings that leave the basement spray foam insulation exposed.
Basement walls usually price out at $3 to $5.50 per foot of wall area. Most jobs add the rim joists at the same time, since the rig is already set up.
Call (226) 407-7680 for a free basement visit. We measure the walls, check for damp and send a basement spray foam insulation quote with every area listed. Pair it with rim joist sealing, or head back to our main Kitchener page to see every service.
Lots of Kitchener visits end up covering two areas at once, such as the band joist plus the basement walls.
Attic spray foam insulation plugs the gaps at the top of the house and adds a layer that holds heat where people live. In an older Kitchener home with a cold bedroom, the attic is the first place we look.
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Foam sprayed into open stud bays fills them from edge to edge and stops the drafts older walls let through. The best time to do it is when the plaster or drywall is already off.
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Sealing the rim joist closes off the wooden band resting on your foundation, a spot that leaks more air than almost anywhere else downstairs. It is a short job that makes a basement far less drafty.
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Knee wall spray foam insulation seals the short walls and sloped ceilings of an upstairs room tucked under the roof. It fixes the second floor that freezes in winter and bakes in summer.
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Foam on the walls and band joist of a crawl space keeps cold and damp out from under the house. Floors above it warm up, and water lines down there stop freezing.
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Garage spray foam insulation keeps a garage warmer in winter, cooler in summer and drier all year. It also shields any bedroom built over the garage from the cold below.
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Foam on the roof deck and walls lowers heating costs in offices, shops, warehouses and industrial units. One pass both insulates the building and seals its air leaks.
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Kitchener spray foam insulation removal starts where a bad install left off, with foam that went on wrong and has started to shrink, crack or smell. We cut it back to clean wood so new foam can go on properly.
View Spray Foam RemovalName the area plus a ballpark size, and our office calls to set a visit time that works for you.
A few lines about the space make our first phone call shorter and more useful. Calls go to +1 (226) 407-7680.