Recent Jobs Completed by Reed's Spray Foam

Our crew applied 6 inches of open cell foam to the roof deck. The properties of foam insulation are almost like epoxy glue, it securely adheres to the surface of your roof deck. So there are very few, if any air gaps, voids, channels where energy can escape.

Our crew insulated the walls and gable end walls with 3 inches of closed cell foam. Then they insulated the roof deck of the structure will be sprayed with 4 inches of closed cell foam insulation.

Along the roof deck, our crew applied 6" of open cell foam, then applied 3.5 of the same foam to the dormer and gable end walls. This foam was then shaved down to allow for finishing in certain areas. Along the exterior walls, 3.5 inches of open cell foam were applied.

Our crew removed and disposed of the existing insulation, then going over the entire area with a mold treatment to get rid of a prevent existing and future mold and mildew particles. A 4" trench was dug around the perimeter of the home, connected to the preexisting sump pump unit to remove any and all water from the crawl space and foundation. A demple mat along with a 20 ml liner were lined against the earth of the crawl space to create a barrier between the ground and the future encapsulated crawl space. The wall were then lined with 2" of closed cell foam, sealing the liner and all foundation vents. The rim joists were insulated with 4" of open cell foam, sealing off any air leaks and creating an air tight space, coupled with the crawl space encapsulation door.

Follow Josh as he describes exactly explains how we turned this nasty nightmare of a crawl space into something of a dream.

Throughout the exterior walls, our crew applied 6" of open cell foam. The gable end walls were insulated with 4 inches of the same foam, sealing all gable vents and preventing air from leaking. Then, throughout the attic 15 inches of blown in cellulose.

Our crew insulated the deck ceiling with 2 inches of closed cell foam insulation. This was done across 7 different 12 inch beams running across the 20 foot ceiling.

Reed's Sprayfoam Insulation provided the building with cell spray foam insulation throughout various walls and rooms of the building. This will create a energy efficient building that is comfortable all year round for the students who attend here!

Our crew at Reed's Sprayfoam Insulation firstly lined most of the ground of the crawl space with a 12 ml liner, treated with an antimicrobial finish that protects against mold and mildew growth on/under the liner. Secondly, the foundation walls were insulated with 2 inches of closed cell foam insulation which created an airtight seal to the liner. Lastly, the rim joists were lined with 4 inches of open cell foam, preventing any mold pores from escaping from the liner onto the rim joists. Our crew had to be very careful and neat during this job due to the customer wanting the concrete portion of the flooring to be covered or made messy with the insulation.

Our crew cleaned and lined the earth of the crawl space with our high/low density liner and spray foam insulating the wall, sealing the liner and creating an encapsulated space. This will prevent the growth of mold/mildew which will also stop the musky smelling odor entering their home. Also with this crawl space being locked off, this will prevent heating and cooling from escaping the house, making the floor and home more energy efficient.

Our crew applied 3 inches of open-cell foam along the roof deck of the building, as well as the same type and amount of insulation foam down the gable end walls. This will keep the building comfortable year-round. Finally, the crew applied a vapor barrier to the spray foam to prevent moisture from entering the metal building.

Our crew applied 3" of closed cell foam insulation to the walls and the roof of the garage. Not only will this closed cell insulation provide protection from moisture and air leakage, but it will also provide an R-value of 19.5.

Our crew provided the homeowner with 6" of open cell foam along the ceiling of the basement; not only did this seal the basement from the first floor space, but also provided sound deadening on the floor of the space as well! Then, the wall cavities of the front room of the home were filled with 1.25" of closed cell foam. This allowed for the walls to seal out the outside air and stay comfortable year round.

Reed's Sprayfoam and Insulation crew insulated the attic space with 6" of open cell foam insulation. They then insulated the subflooring and floor joists with 3" of closed cell foam insulation, this provides an air and vapor barrier R22 insulation of the space.

Installing spray foam insulation in a crawl space is one of the best places to add spray foam, and will yield the most noticeable, instant results. You will notice warmer floors, less mold, and a more comfortable home with lower heating costs.

After digging ditches, adding a drainage line and installing a Sump Pump; the crew placed a 20 ml liner between the earth and the crawl space. To create an airtight seal on the area, the crew also added 2" of closed cell spray foam insulation to the walls and support beams of the crawl space. All of these efforts combined have preformed a full makeover on the crawl space, making it less damp, preventing mold and mildew pores from entering into the space which will not only save on damage but prevent allergies from flaring up, and lastly helping preserve heating and cooling in the home.

Our crew at Reed's Sprayfoam Insulation, applied 6" of open cell foam insulation was applied to the ceiling of the garage, as well as and possible space for a air leakage to occur inside and outside of the office/garage. They also insulated the wall separating the garage from the attached office with open cell foam insulation. This created a 94% efficient air barrier in the garage.

The walls (including the gable end walls) were insulated by filling the walls with insulation, preventing convection, and can substantially reduce space heating cost. As well as spray foam insulating the roof deck to create that air tight thermal cap on the newly constructed home.

Our team was able to provide the home with our spray foam insulation service. This better protected the area from cold drafts and ensured a more warm and comfortable living environment!

Our crew insulated the sub-floor with 2" of closed cell foam insulation to eliminate drafts as well as keep heat from escaping into the area underneath the business.

The Reed's Sprayfoam Insulation team removed the original insulation, vacuuming and disposing of it before moving on to install 6" of open cell foam in its place. This sealed off all ridge, gable, and soffit vents and creating an air tight attic that prevents future moisture issues as well as creating an energy efficient home for the customer.

The roof deck was insulated with 6" of open cell foam insulation, sealing off all ridge, gable and soffit vents. This made the garage air tight, 94% efficient Thermal cap on the garage and preventing moisture and mildew building up in the area.

Spray foam polyurethane is not only a perfect insulation but also a great way to weatherproof your metal building.Spray foam forms an integral bond with metal building surfaces and conforms to irregular surface and provides an effective air seal, reducing energy loss as well as preventing damage from exterior moisture. Spray foam can be applied to both the interior and exterior of metal buildings.

In order to effectively insulate the building, we sprayed cell foam throughout the roof deck as well as along the walls of the building. This customer can now enjoy using their storage space year round!

Our insulation crew insulated the roof deck with 6" of open cell foam insulation as well as adding a vapor barrier to the foam, this will create an air tight 94% efficient Thermal cap on the garage as prevent moisture from condensation in the garage. The 2x6 wall cavities are filled with 4" of open cell foam. This not only provides a complete air seal for the project, but creates an R-value of over 15 for the space.