How Spray Foam Insulation Lawrence Works

Spray Foam Insulation Lawrence air seals and insulates houses, rentals, shops and pole barns in Lawrence and the towns around it, from Eudora and Baldwin City to Tonganoxie, Perry and Ottawa. We spray closed-cell and open-cell foam, dense-pack cellulose into closed walls, blow attics to depth and remove insulation that is wet, soiled or flattened.

Every job starts in the house. In the attic we measure what is there, find the bypasses around chimneys, plumbing, lights and the hatch, and check the soffits and the roof deck for old leaks. In older homes we look at the walls: are the cavities empty, is there old wiring that should be checked by an electrician first, are there balloon-frame openings that need blocking? Below, we check the basement or crawl space, the rim joist and any sign of water.

Then we write a quote that breaks the job into areas, each with the material, thickness or depth, target R-value and price. If blown-in does the job as well as foam somewhere, the quote shows it.

How we work

• Inspect first. No phone quotes; we see the house.
• Itemized. Material, depth, R-value and price per area.
• Seal, then insulate. Leaks closed before insulation covers them.
• Respect old houses. Plaster, trim and historic exteriors are protected, and we flag old wiring.
• Clear re-entry times after any foam.
• Your sign-off first. Work starts only after you approve.

Call (785) 503-9404 or use the form to schedule a visit.