Closed cell spray foam strengthens structures, resists moisture, and delivers unmatched insulation performance. Ideal for steel buildings, crawl spaces, storage containers, and commercial projects.
Florida’s climate is tough on buildings. Metal structures sweat with condensation. Crawl spaces turn damp, feeding mold and pests. Commercial properties leak cooled air through cracks while energy bills skyrocket. Traditional insulation fails under moisture and can’t provide the strength needed to stand up to storms.
Closed cell spray foam is dense, rigid, and powerful—designed to handle Florida’s toughest conditions.
In new construction, it delivers maximum efficiency and storm-ready protection for steel buildings, crawl spaces, and commercial properties, ensuring a strong start from day one.
In retrofits and existing buildings, it transforms weak, leaky spaces into airtight, reinforced, flood-resistant structures that stand the test of time.
With an R-value of 6–7 per inch, closed cell foam insulates better in tight spaces than any other product. Its rigidity bonds directly to walls, roofs, and steel surfaces, strengthening the building itself against heavy winds, driving rain, and long-term wear. Plus, because it doubles as a moisture and vapor barrier, it prevents mold, mildew, and water intrusion in even the most humid or flood-prone environments.
Packs R-6 to R-7 insulation into tight spaces, keeping steel walls, crawl spaces, and commercial buildings efficient year-round.
EMA-approved insulation that blocks water, mold, and humidity, protecting buildings in Florida’s flood-prone and storm-heavy regions.
Bonds tightly to walls and roofs, adding rigidity and reinforcing buildings against high winds, heavy rain, and long-term stress.
Seals off tiny cracks and gaps that rodents and insects exploit, reducing infestations while boosting insulation effectiveness.
Decades of durability and efficiency reduce energy costs and repairs, making closed cell a reliable, high-return insulation investment.
Built to withstand UV exposure, temperature swings, and harsh weather, protecting exterior applications and extending your building’s lifespan.
Open Cell Spray Foam is a soft, flexible insulation that expands on application to fill every cavity and crack. Its open structure allows sound absorption and makes it excellent for attics, interior walls, and spaces where noise control and airflow management matter. With an R-value around 3.5–4 per inch, it’s affordable and effective for most interior projects.
Closed Cell Spray Foam is denser and rigid, with tightly packed cells that resist water and vapor. At R-6 to R-7 per inch, it delivers maximum insulation in minimal space. It also adds structural reinforcement, moisture protection, and storm resistance, which makes it the premium choice for Florida’s humid, hurricane-prone climate.
Yes, especially where moisture control and structural reinforcement are critical. Open cell is more affordable and great for interiors, but closed cell pays off in durability and protection.
Both open and closed cell foam can last for decades when properly installed, maintaining efficiency and performance for the life of the building.
Yes. Many Florida homeowners use open cell in attics and interior walls for sound and comfort, and closed cell in crawlspaces, basements, or exterior walls where moisture protection and strength are needed.
Spray foam creates an airtight seal that traditional insulation materials can’t match. Fiberglass and cellulose often settle or leave gaps, while spray foam maintains its performance for decades and reduces air leaks by up to 40%.
In many cases, yes. Spray foam insulation may qualify for federal, state, or utility rebates and energy efficiency programs. We’ll help you explore any available incentives in your area.
Absolutely. Once cured after 24 hours, both open and closed cell foams are inert, non-toxic, and safe for indoor environments. Proper ventilation during installation ensures a safe and comfortable experience.
Yes. During installation, spray foam gives off vapors as it cures. While our team use proper ventilation and safety equipment, staying out of the home or building for 24 hours ensures the foam fully sets and the air is clear. Once cured, the foam is completely safe, odorless, and ready to enjoy for decades of comfort and savings.
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