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Your AC Lives in a 140 Degree Attic

Spray foam and blown in insulation for Mobile and the Eastern Shore. A family crew, a free attic look and a written price.

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Installer in a white suit spraying open cell foam on the underside of a roof deck in a Mobile attic
Roof deck foam, Midtown Mobile
130 to 150°FA vented Mobile attic on a July afternoon
10 to 15°FHow far a foamed attic usually runs above the rooms below
R 38 to R 49What we aim for when we blow in on the attic floor

Spray Foam or Blown In?

Answer five quick things about your house. The attic drawing changes as you go, and you get a sample price range for your size.

Where do your ducts run?
How deep is the insulation up there now?
Do you store things in the attic?
What matters most to you?
Is the house raised off the ground?
Heated and cooled square feet
1,800 sq ftUse the number from your tax card or listing. A guess is fine.
Our pick for your house

Open Cell Foam on the Roof Deck

Cross section of the attic with the recommended insulation Attic near 85°F 76°F
What you end up withAbout R 20 at 5.5 inches
Sample price range$4,900 to $6,900

    Sample range for this demo, figured from your square feet and a 6 in 12 roof pitch. Your real price comes after we walk the attic and measure.

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    Attics, Crawlspaces and the Rig

    A few recent jobs from Midtown to Fairhope. Tap a photo to see it full size.

    Installer pulling spray foam hose across the lawn of a brick ranch under live oaksWhole house foamBrick ranch, Spring Hill Installer blowing loose fill fiberglass across an attic floorBlown in to R 38Tillmans Corner Installer spraying closed cell foam between floor joists in a crawlspaceClosed cell under the floorRaised cottage, Oakleigh Technician checking the gauges on a spray foam machine inside the rigHeated hose, checked dailyOur rig, Dauphin Street Open cell foam going onto the underside of a roof deckOpen cell on the roof deckMidtown Mobile

    Straight Talk Before You Buy Foam

    Foam is not right for every house.
    If your ducts run under the floor and the attic is just empty space, blown in on the attic floor does the job for about a third of the price. We will say so.
    Gas appliances in the attic need a check.
    Foaming the roof deck closes the attic up. A gas furnace or water heater up there needs sealed combustion or fresh air brought in. We look before we price it.
    Humidity is the Gulf Coast problem.
    A sealed attic has to be part of the house the AC dries. We check that a supply or return reaches it, or we add one.
    You get the numbers in writing.
    Depth, R value, foam type and every add on are on the sheet you sign. No surprise lines on the day.
    Estimator looking up through the attic hatch while the homeowner watches

    Every price starts here. Mike goes up the hatch with a flashlight and a tape, and you can come up too.

    What Mobile Folks Tell Us After a Summer

    4.8★★★★★212 Google reviews

    Our back bedroom used to sit at 82 all August. After they foamed the roof deck it tracks the thermostat. The AC finally shuts off in the afternoon.

    Denise R., Daphne

    They told me foam was more than I needed and blew in the attic instead. Done by lunch.

    Walter H., Semmes

    Found a soft spot in the roof deck and made us fix it first. Glad they did.

    Kim and Joe T., Fairhope

    Sample reviews written for this demo. Your site shows your real Google reviews, word for word.

    We work in Mobile, Daphne, Fairhope, Spanish Fort, Saraland, Satsuma, Semmes, Theodore, Tillmans Corner, Grand Bay and Chickasaw.

    What is the difference between open cell and closed cell foam?

    Open cell is soft and spongy, about R 3.7 an inch, and it is what we spray on most roof decks here. Closed cell is hard and dense, about R 6.5 an inch, and it blocks water vapor. We use closed cell under raised floors and on walls that get wet.

    Do we have to leave the house while you spray?

    Yes. Everyone, pets too, stays out while we spray and for about 24 hours after, with fans running. The foam maker sets the exact time, and we hand you their sheet before the job.

    Will foam hide a roof leak?

    It can, which is why we look at the roof deck first. If we see stains, soft wood or daylight, we tell you and you get the roof fixed before we spray. We do not foam over a known leak.

    Do you take the old insulation out?

    When we foam the roof deck, old batts on the attic floor can stay, unless they are wet or full of rodent mess. Then we vacuum them out, and that line is on the price sheet. For blown in jobs we add on top of what is there after we seal the gaps.

    How long does a job take?

    A blown in attic is about half a day. Foaming the roof deck on a 1,800 square foot house is usually one long day. Crawlspace foam adds a few hours.

    Get Up in the Attic Before August

    Free attic look, weekdays 7 to 5. Summer books out about two weeks.

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