Before & After Photos

This Montrose, PA homeowner had recently suffered from very damaging flooding which took out his garage. He rebuilt the garage into a beautiful pole barn that he wanted to be sure was insulated so he had the ability to work in it year round. 2 inches of our Closed Cell Spray Foam was used on the walls here, allowing this very happy homeowner to be able to work in his pole barn year round.

This Montrose, PA spray foam project was for a newly constructed home. The homeowner was putting a porch addition on to his home and wanted to spray foam the floor and walls, as well as the roof deck to ensure a well-insulated porch. A few inches of closed-cell spray foam will leave this homeowner with a well-insulated porch they can enjoy no matter the season!

This Montrose, PA new construction had a homeowner wanting to ensure that his home would stay warm with the cold months right around the corner. The homeowners called Foam It Insulation to have Spray Foam Insulation done to the newly constructed home. We sprayed 3 inches of our closed cell spray foam insulation to the knee walls and roof deck, to keep internal temperatures balanced, and the family happy!

This Church in Montrose, PA had been the victim of a fire and when the church was refinished, no insulation was put in place. We aimed to remedy the lack of insulation for the church by dense packing the walls with our TruSoft cellulose insulation. The siding of the church was first carefully removed, then 2 1/2 inch holes were drilled every few inches apart so we could ensure that the walls would be densely packed and the air they were paying to heat and cool could not escape and be wasted to the outdoors. Once the holes were dense-packed with TruSoft cellulose insulation, they were holes were sealed with a cedar plug and one part foam to ensure a great seal. The siding was then carefully replaced. We also used our closed cell spray foam on the foundation walls to stop air leaking through the church foundation. 

This Montrose, PA homeowner wanted to have his new garage spray foamed so that he could utilize the garage year round as opposed to seasonally. For this new construction, we proposed to spray 2 inches of closed cell spray foam to the walls of the garage, and 3 inches of closed cell spray foam to the roof deck.

The end result is a newly constructed garage that is ready for whatever projects this homeowner has in store for it, year round.