About Spray Foam Insulation Dover

Spray Foam Insulation Dover air seals and insulates houses, shops and farm buildings from Dover north to Massillon and west into Holmes County's Amish Country. Our work covers spray foam (open-cell and closed-cell), blown-in cellulose and fiberglass, rim joists, basements, crawl spaces and the steel and post-frame buildings that dot the valley.

The houses here tell the story of the canal and the mills. Dover began as Canal Dover on the Ohio and Erie Canal, and close to a quarter of its homes were built before 1940. Villages along Sugar Creek and the Tuscarawas River have their own share of old frame houses with stone or block foundations, and the farms between them have barns and machine sheds that drip with condensation every spring.

How an estimate goes

We come to the property. Inside the house we check the attic, measure what is there, and look for the air leaks that matter: open chases, top plates, the hatch, light fixtures and bath fans. Downstairs we look at the rim joist, the sill and the foundation walls for dampness. For outbuildings we measure walls and roof and ask how you use and heat the space.

What you get in writing

A quote that lists every space separately, with the material, the depth or foam thickness, the R-value it reaches and the price. Where blown-in insulation does the job for less than foam, we say so. Nothing starts until you sign off, and changes are agreed in writing.

The people we work for

Families in Dover's older neighborhoods with cold first floors and drafty stairways. Owners of 1970s ranches who want lower heating bills. Farmers and builders around Sugarcreek, Baltic and Berlin who need a shop or barn that stays dry. Buyers whose inspection report flagged thin insulation.

Call (330) 859-4143 or fill out the form to set up a visit.