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These are our own job photos, taken with a phone on the day we packed up. Metal buildings, containers, attics, barns and new construction from around the Houston area.
Steel, sprayed from the inside
Closed cell on the roof deck and walls stops the heat and the condensation in one pass.
Shop in Tomball. Roof deck, gable and upper walls at two inches closed cell, one day of spraying.
North Houston service bay. Half the building at a time so the owner kept working through the week.
Purlin to purlin coverage on a distribution building off Highway 290.
Finished 40 by 60 building in Waller. Walls and deck complete, floor swept, keys back to the owner.
Equipment barn near Katy. Rig backed up to the bay, doors open for ventilation.
Roof deck foam on a commercial shell under construction in northwest Houston.
Container fleets and container offices
No cavity, corrugated steel, and condensation on every humid morning. Closed cell is the only material that solves it.
Prep stage. Doors masked, floor covered, containers staged in order down the yard.
Two inches on the wall, cut clean around the boxes and the conduit run.
Storage container finished wall to ceiling. Ribs still readable, thickness even end to end.
Full 40 footer, both walls and the ceiling, done in a single afternoon.
Attics, walls and remodels
Roof decks foamed, gable ends sealed, stud cavities filled and shaved flush before drywall.
New build in Cypress. Walls and ceiling in one visit, drywall the following morning.
Two story in Spring. Open cell on the deck with the stair chase and knee walls sealed.
Attic conversion in Spring Branch after the old blown fiberglass came out.
Detached garage shop in Jersey Village. Deck and gable above the roll up door.
Barrel vault ceiling in west Houston. Curved framing is where foam beats batts outright.
Remodel in the Heights. Ceiling plane sealed with the ductwork still in place.
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