Houston, Texas since 2014

Spray foam that keeps Gulf Coast heat outside

We seal attics, walls, metal buildings and warehouses across Houston so your air conditioner stops fighting a losing battle. Most homes we foam see a cooler second floor within a day.

Mon to Sat, 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Same week site visits in most of Harris County.

Metal building interior fully spray foamed by Nexus Foam Insulation

Licensed and insured

Full liability coverage and workers comp on every job, residential or commercial.

Foam we stand behind

Closed cell at 2 lb density and open cell at 0.5 lb, sprayed to the thickness the job calls for.

Clean sites

We mask, we tape, we sweep. Overspray stays where it belongs and the plastic leaves with us.

By the numbers
R-6.5 Per inch with closed cell foam
140°F Typical Houston attic in July before foam
1 day Most attics and homes finished in a single visit
6 days A week we are working, Monday through Saturday
Metal building ceiling and walls coated in spray foam
Why foam in Houston

Heat is only half the problem. Humidity is the other half.

Batt insulation slows heat down, but it does nothing about the air moving through your walls and attic. On the Gulf Coast that air carries water. That is where the musty smell, the sweating ducts and the sticky upstairs bedroom come from.

Spray foam is insulation and air barrier in one pass. It sticks to the roof deck, seals the top plates, fills around wiring and blocks the gaps a batt can never cover. Closed cell adds a vapor retarder on top of that, which matters here more than it does almost anywhere else in the country.

Cooling loads drop, so the system runs shorter cycles and pulls more humidity out of the air.
Ducts in a foamed attic sit in air near room temperature instead of 140 degrees.
Fewer gaps means fewer ways for roaches, wasps and rodents to get in.
Storm rated closed cell adds rigidity to a metal building or an older roof deck.
How an attic job works
How it goes

Four steps, no surprises

Step 1

We look at the building

Someone from the crew walks the attic or the shop, measures cavity depths, checks for old leaks and takes photos. Fifteen to thirty minutes on site.

Step 2

You get a written number

Square footage, foam type, thickness, R value, prep work and cleanup, all on one page. No line item appears later that was not on that page.

Step 3

We prep and spray

Plastic over floors and openings, removal first if there is old insulation, then foam in lifts to the thickness we quoted.

Step 4

We trim, clean and walk it with you

Foam shaved flush where drywall lands, trash bagged, photos of the finished work, and a walkthrough before the rig leaves.

Recent work

Jobs around the Houston area

See the project gallery

Tell us what you are trying to cool down

Send the address and a couple of photos. We will tell you what foam it needs and what it costs.

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