Job completed for New Construction Wall Insulation in Lexington, KY

We installed 4 nominal inches of open-cell spray foam in the wall cavities, then shaved the excess foam flush with the studs so the walls are ready for drywall.

Getting a new Lexington build tight from day one

The cheapest time to get insulation right is while the walls are open, because changing it later means tearing out finished surfaces. Humid summer nights around Lexington keep cool surfaces right at the dew point, which is when condensation forms. Rim joists and top plates are where many new homes leak the most air, and they are easy to reach before drywall. Foam seals framing joints as it is applied, so the house is tighter from the first day instead of after years of caulking and patching.

If your Lexington-area property has a similar problem, start with our spray foam insulation in Lexington, KY information, then look at home energy audit. You can also see how we work in your area on our Lexington service area page, or request a free estimate.