Hybrid Spray Foam Insulation

Two Foams. One Smart System. Maximum Performance, Minimal Waste.

A balanced blend of open and closed cell spray foam—used together when your property requires different strengths in different spaces.

Different Spaces Have Different Needs

Not every building is uniform. Some areas face constant humidity, water intrusion, or structural stress. Others simply need better comfort, soundproofing, and efficiency. Using only one foam type in these situations can mean over-insulating some areas or under-protecting others.

Applications: When Hybrid Makes Sense

New homes and commercial buildings with a mix of interior and exterior performance needs.
Retrofit projects where some areas struggle with moisture while others need comfort and noise control.
Steel buildings with interior office spaces or residential conversions.
Mixed-use properties with both living areas and utility/storage spaces.

A Hybrid Approach for New & Existing Buildings

A hybrid spray foam system combines closed cell foam in zones where moisture control and strength are critical with open cell foam in interior areas where sound, comfort, and cost efficiency matter most.

For new construction, this means a smart insulation plan from the start with closed cell on exteriors, crawl spaces, or metal framing, and open cell in living or office areas.

For existing buildings or retrofits, it lets us reinforce problem zones with closed cell while still improving comfort and efficiency with open cell in less demanding spaces.

With this specialized solution, your building will get the benefits of both open and closed cell spray foams.

Benefits of a Hybrid System

Tailored Protection

Closed cell is applied where resilience matters most; open cell is installed where comfort and soundproofing improve daily living.

Cost-Smart Solution

Avoid overpaying for closed cell in every area by blending both foams strategically, making performance and efficiency more affordable.

Quiet & Comfortable

Open cell absorbs sound and reduces drafts, creating consistent comfort in interiors, while closed cell strengthens and seals exterior zones.

Moisture & Mold Defense

Closed cell blocks water, vapor, and humidity in crawl spaces, exteriors, and steel structures, protecting buildings from Florida’s damp climate.

Energy Efficiency

Together, the two foams create a continuous insulation envelope that stops air leaks and cuts monthly utility bills significantly.

Flexible for Future Upgrades

In non-critical zones, applying open cell insulation makes it easier to adjust if you remodel or expand, avoiding full insulation removal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does hybrid still meet Florida building codes?

Absolutely. Hybrid applications are designed to meet or exceed code requirements for R-value, fire protection, and performance.

What’s the cost difference between hybrid and using just closed cell?

Hybrid systems are typically less expensive than full closed cell applications, while still protecting critical areas that demand maximum durability.

Does hybrid compromise durability?

No. Closed cell protects where needed, while open cell complements with comfort. Both foams last for decades when installed correctly.

Does hybrid foam require different maintenance than other insulation?

No. Once installed, hybrid systems require no special maintenance—both open and closed cell foam are designed to last for decades.

Will I still qualify for energy efficiency rebates with hybrid foam?

Yes. Hybrid systems meet energy performance standards, and many rebates apply as long as R-value and sealing requirements are met.

How long does installation take compared to single foam types?

Installation time is very similar to using one foam type. The main difference is strategic planning, which we handle before application.