How Spray Foam Insulation Shreveport Handles a Job

Spray Foam Insulation Shreveport seals and insulates houses, additions, shops and metal buildings in Shreveport, Bossier City and the towns around them in Caddo, Bossier, Webster and DeSoto parishes. We spray open-cell and closed-cell foam, blow loose-fill insulation into attics and walls, insulate and seal crawl spaces, and pull out old insulation that is wet, dirty or in the way.

Every job starts with a look, not a phone quote. On a visit we go into the attic, check what is under the floor if the house sits over a crawl space, and walk any garage, bonus room or outbuilding you want done. We measure what insulation is already there and how deep it is, and we look for what a north Louisiana summer punishes: ductwork in a hot attic, gaps around recessed lights and plumbing, open chases, sweating ducts and damp crawl space framing. We also point out things new insulation should not bury, such as roof leaks, rodent damage, old wiring or wet wood.

Then we explain what we would do and why. Spray foam is not the right answer for every surface. Over a flat attic floor, sealing the leaks and then blowing loose fill to depth often costs less and works well. Under a roof deck, on crawl space walls, in a metal shop or in an open wall during a remodel, foam is usually the better tool. When two approaches would both work, the quote shows both.

How we work

See it first. No number goes on paper until we have measured and inspected the space.
Itemized in writing. Each area on the quote lists material, thickness or depth, target R-value and price.
Seal, then insulate. Air leaks get closed before new insulation hides them.
Protect the house. Floors and belongings get covered, the work area gets masked and closed off.
Plan around the heat. Attics here can be brutal by midday in July and August, so we schedule attic work for the cooler part of the day when we can.
Changes in writing. Work starts after you approve the quote, and any change gets agreed in writing first.

Who calls us

Homeowners with upstairs rooms that never cool down, a power bill that climbs every summer, or a floor that feels cold and damp in January. Buyers whose inspection turned up thin or soggy insulation. Owners remodeling an older house who want the walls done while they are open. People building a shop or a metal barn who want it comfortable and dry inside.

Call (318) 378-5233 or use the form to set up a visit. We will tell you what we find and send a written price.