Basement Spray Foam
Basement spray foam insulation seals and warms foundation walls in a single application, rough Galt fieldstone included. A clammy, cold cellar becomes a room you can actually use.
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Cambridge Spray Foam Insulation installs spray foam insulation in houses, shops and commercial buildings throughout Cambridge and North Dumfries. Jobs range from stone houses in Galt to newer homes in Fiddlesticks and steel sheds around Ayr.
Every job is fully insured. Callers hear the going per-foot range on the phone, and a firm price follows one visit.
Foam pricing should never be a guessing game. When you phone, we ask about the space and give you a fair spread per square foot. Most projects land between $2 and $7.
After the visit, a paper estimate names the product, the inch count and the area. That figure holds unless the scope changes.
Good spray foam depends on hitting the right thickness. Foam is built up in thin lifts instead of one heavy pass, with a depth gauge pushed in as the work moves along. Those readings are yours to see at the end.
Surface temperature on the wall or deck gets checked before spraying as well, because foam laid on a cold surface can shrink and pull loose later.
Cambridge grew out of three old mill towns and a village, so its buildings vary widely. Galt has 1800s fieldstone foundations. Hespeler has mill-era homes with plaster walls. Blair and the newer parts of Preston have block and poured basements.
Each needs a different foam plan, so we look at what you have before suggesting anything.
Closed cell foam goes on basements, crawl spaces, rim joists and steel, because it holds back moisture. Open cell foam goes in attics and interior walls where it fits the job and saves money. The estimate explains the choice.
Floors, windows and belongings are covered before work starts. Trimmed foam is bagged and taken away and the space is swept. At the end, we walk through the job with you and say when it is safe to return.
You should know what you are buying before work begins. We explain the foam choice, the depth, the drying time and any covering your space needs, and we answer questions on the phone or during the visit. Nothing is booked until the estimate makes sense to you.
That includes plain advice when spray foam insulation is not the best choice. Some open attics do just as well with blown fibre, and some old masonry walls should be left to breathe. We say so, even when it means a smaller job.
Houses are most of our spray foam insulation work, but the same care goes into shops, barns and commercial space. A homeowner in Blair and a plant manager near the 401 both get the same paper estimate, the same depth readings and the same cleanup.
We also handle the jobs that come before new foam, such as removing old batts and failed foam. One call covers the whole project, from the first look to the last bag hauled away.
We ask what part of the building needs work, roughly how big it is, when the building was put up, and what problem you notice most, such as cold floors, drafts, a damp smell or dripping steel. Those answers let us give a fair price spread on the phone and bring the right gear to the visit.
Phone (226) 407-7733 for a price spread and a free visit. Each service is described on our main page, or send your details through the contact page.
Each service below has its own page with the foam we use and the going price range.
Basement spray foam insulation seals and warms foundation walls in a single application, rough Galt fieldstone included. A clammy, cold cellar becomes a room you can actually use.
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Attic spray foam insulation keeps furnace heat from escaping through the ceiling and makes upstairs bedrooms bearable in summer and winter. Open attics, finished attics and sloped ceilings are all candidates for attic spray foam.
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Crawl space spray foam takes the bite out of cold floors and keeps earthy, damp air below the house where it belongs. Additions, sunrooms, old summer kitchens and cottages often need it.
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Commercial spray foam suits roof decks and walls in factories, warehouses, shops and offices, on steel, block or wood. It cuts heating losses and stops condensation in one application.
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Metal building spray foam ends dripping steel and holds heat in workshops, machine sheds, quonset huts and steel garages. It bonds directly to the panels and closes every seam.
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Garage spray foam heats up the cold bedroom over an attached garage and keeps exhaust fumes out of the house. Garages being turned into heated shops or home gyms get it too.
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Wall spray foam fills opened stud cavities during a renovation and closes the cracks that let winter in. Plaster-and-lath houses, additions and new builds all benefit.
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Rim joist spray foam seals the board capping the ends of the floor joists, which is the leakiest spot in most basements. The job is short and the difference is easy to feel.
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Insulation removal clears out foam that smells, has shrunk or has peeled off the studs, so a new layer can bond to clean lumber or concrete. We also handle insulation removal for old batts and loose fill in attics.
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