Belleville Spray Foam Insulation puts spray foam insulation into houses from Trenton to Picton to the north end of Belleville. Foam is the one product we sell, which keeps the advice honest. The business is fully insured, and quotes cost nothing and always come on paper.
Our customers live in Victorian homes on Old East Hill, postwar bungalows across town, new houses in the west end and farmhouses north of the 401. Each of those homes needs a different plan, and we write one for each.
Phone estimates are not something we give. Someone visits, measures each space and tests the walls for damp and cold, and the quote that follows breaks every area into product, inches and square feet.
That level of detail lets you compare our price with any other company's on equal terms.
The quality of a foam job depends on things you cannot see once it is done. We check the temperature of the surface before we spray. We build closed cell foam up in passes instead of one thick layer. We check the depth with a probe as we work, so the finished thickness matches the quote.
Foam suits most spaces, though not all of them. Old solid brick needs a way to dry. A leaking foundation needs a waterproofer. Open cell does not belong on a cold wall. If we run into one of these, you will hear it from us, even when it shrinks the job.
We insulate attics, basements, basement apartments, crawl spaces, garages, century homes, additions and new builds. You can see examples on our work page, and our services page lists every one.
Every part of the house, matched to the right foam.
Warm air escaping upward is the main cost of a leaky Belleville attic. Attic spray foam insulation closes those openings, either across the ceiling or up on the roof boards, depending on what the attic is used for. Each attic job is fully insured.
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A finished basement goes mouldy when warm room air touches cold concrete. Basement spray foam insulation sticks directly to the poured or block wall so that air never reaches it. Closed cell foam goes on the foundation, the rim joists and the slab edge, and each basement job is fully insured.
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Basement apartment spray foam insulation gives a second unit warm walls, a dry floor edge and a quieter ceiling. We install closed cell foam on the foundation and rim joists and open cell foam between the floors. Each job we do is fully insured.
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Frozen pipes and icy floors usually trace back to the crawl space. Crawl space spray foam insulation goes on the foundation walls and rim joists, over a taped ground sheet, so the space holds close to house temperature. Insurance covers every crawl space we do.
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Bedrooms over a garage are cold, and exhaust can drift in from below. Foam closes the shared wall, the ceiling and the outside walls of attached and detached garages alike. Garage work is fully insured.
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A Victorian house loses most of its heat through the attic, the knee walls, the basement and the band joist. Century home spray foam insulation goes after those four places first and leaves the old brick alone. Work on heritage homes is fully insured.
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Cold concrete, crawl space walls and the floor over a garage all call for closed cell spray foam insulation. It packs roughly R-6 to R-7 into each inch, stops air outright and stops vapour once two inches are on. Closed cell jobs are fully insured.
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Noise through a ceiling or a bathroom wall is the usual reason to choose open cell spray foam insulation. It is light and springy, rates about R-3.5 to R-3.8 an inch, stops drafts and soaks up sound. Open cell work is fully insured.
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A new Belleville house only has one chance to be sealed properly, and it is before the drywall. New construction spray foam insulation fills the stud bays, corners and pipe holes while everything is exposed. We fit the builder's calendar, and new-build work is fully insured.
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Sunrooms, additions and closed-in porches are often the coldest rooms in a house, with three outside walls and a chilly floor. Home addition spray foam insulation brings the new room up to the comfort of the old one. Addition jobs are fully insured.
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New foam will not stick to failed foam, soggy batts or dusty old loose fill. Insulation removal strips the space back to clean wood or concrete first, then new spray foam insulation goes on. We cut, bag and haul it all away, and removal work is fully insured.
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