Indiana Spray Foam

Whether you are looking to solve problem areas and reduce energy bills in your existing home or are in the process of building a new home, Indiana Spray Foam is here to add comfort and energy efficiency. As an insulation contractor, we specialize in spray and injection foam to insulate attics, walls, rim joists, crawl spaces and pole barns - both new and existing construction. Indiana Spray Foam has been a leader in Spray Foam in the Northwest and Central Indiana areas since 2006. We deliver consistency and performance and strive to make your home as energy efficient as possible using spray foam insulation.

We are a hard working company that delivers a positive return on our client's property investment. Our objective is to create a more energy efficient, healthier and quieter in-home environment. Using spray foam insulation gives your home a total air seal in the structure that conventional methods can't. Spray foam insulation is one of the greenest improvements you can do on a home, not only by the material used in the making of the chemical, but the impact that it gives the homeowner on their life-long utility expense which are cut in half.

Yet in your grand vision for "wow factors, " it's easy to overlook the normal stuff, the bones of your new home, the stuff that ultimately determines your new home experience: insulation. It's not taken seriously enough. You tell your builder "just hurry up and get it done." Underestimating insulation from the start could cause higher costs later on. It's always more cost-effective to add insulation during new construction than to retrofit insulation after the house is finished. And not just any old insulation.

When you select foam insulation for your crawl space, the walls are foamed to move the thermal boundary down a concrete or block wall to stop the hot or cold temperature that transfers through the concrete or block. A vapor barrier is laid on the ground and sealed into the foam. With a foamed crawl space, it becomes a conditioned space to the home again, closing off all outside air.