How Spray Foam Insulation Fort Myers Approaches a Job

Spray Foam Insulation Fort Myers air seals and insulates houses, condos, garages, warehouses and metal buildings across Lee County. We spray open-cell and closed-cell foam, blow in fiberglass and cellulose, insulate walls during remodels and repairs, and remove insulation that floodwater, roof leaks or pests have ruined.

We always look before we quote. In a Lee County home the attic gets most of our attention, because that is where the sun's heat comes in and where most air handlers and ducts live. We measure what is up there, check its condition, and find the leaks between the attic and the rooms below. If the house took water during Hurricane Ian or another storm, we check walls and ceilings for wet or missing insulation too. In a warehouse or metal building we look at the steel, the roof, the openings and how the space is cooled.

Then we lay out the options in writing. Open-cell foam under the roof deck makes sense for some homes. In others, sealing the ceiling and blowing in more fiberglass reaches the target for far less. Some jobs are mostly about getting damaged material out. When more than one approach could work, the quote shows each one.

How we work

• See it first. Every quote follows a visit.
• Itemize it. Each area gets its own material, thickness or depth, R-value and price.
• Dry before we cover. Leaks, wet framing and flood damage are addressed before insulation goes in.
• Seal, then insulate. Air leaks get closed first.
• Protect the home. Floors and furnishings are covered and the work area is closed off.
• Changes in writing. If the scope changes, we agree on it in writing before continuing.

Who calls us

Homeowners whose upstairs or back rooms will not cool. Owners rebuilding after flood or wind damage. Seasonal residents who want the house to hold up better while they are away. Buyers with an inspection report flagging thin or damaged insulation. Business owners with a warehouse, shop or metal building that turns into an oven every afternoon.

Call (239) 291-6782 or use the form to set up a visit.