Belleville homeowners ask us these most. For anything missing, phone us or browse the services on our home page.
Call (613) 912-7508 and ask. We are glad to explain anything about spray foam insulation before you book.
Going rates around Quinte sit near $1.75 to $3.50 a board foot for closed cell and $0.90 to $1.60 for open cell, where a board foot is one square foot at one inch deep. Area, inches, access and any tear-out decide the total. We visit and quote for free.
Closed cell sets hard, delivers around R-6 to R-7 an inch and blocks vapour once two inches are applied. Open cell stays soft, delivers around R-3.5 an inch, breathes and deadens sound. The first belongs on cold, damp surfaces; the second belongs inside the heated house.
Yes, anywhere people spend time. Ontario code calls for a protective layer, and half-inch gypsum is what most people use. Unoccupied spaces like attics and crawl spaces may use a tested coating. Your quote spells out which applies.
Yes, as long as water is not actively running through the wall. Closed cell spray foam insulation holds up to dampness and stops indoor air from condensing on the cold concrete. If there is a leak, it needs to be fixed by a waterproofing company first.
Yes. It is one of the best uses for it. Closed cell foam warms and dries the outside walls, and open cell foam between the floors cuts noise between the units. Belleville's 2025 zoning change has made basement apartments far more common, and we insulate many of them.
It works well in the attic, the basement, the rim joists and the knee walls of an old house. Solid brick walls need care, because the brick has to stay able to dry. We will tell you where foam belongs in your home and where it does not.
A basement or attic usually takes one day. Larger jobs or jobs that need old insulation removed can take two or three days. We give you the schedule in writing with your quote.
There is a smell while the foam is curing, which is why we ventilate the space and give you a re-entry time. A properly installed job should not smell after a day or two. A strong smell that lasts for weeks is a sign of bad foam and a reason to call.
Yes. We install all year. The surface has to be warm enough for the foam to bond, so we measure it and heat the space when needed.
Possibly. The provincial Home Renovation Savings Program pays on some insulation upgrades, usually after an energy advisor visits, and the rules depend on your heating fuel. Read the program's site before booking and let us know you are applying.
Yes. The business is fully insured, and the policy details are available when you book.
We cover all of Belleville, Quinte West, Trenton, Frankford, Stirling, Shannonville, Deseronto, Tweed and Prince Edward County. See the contact page for the full list or call (613) 912-7508.
Each service page goes into more detail on cost, method and local conditions.
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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