Spray Foam Insulation in Strasburg, OH

Spray foam insulation in Strasburg covers both older village houses and newer homes. Wikipedia's census figures show Strasburg's housing grew from 988 units in 2000 to 1,187 in 2010, a 20% jump in a decade, and the village had 2,735 residents in 2020. It sits along Sugar Creek, a few miles north of Dover, on just 1.39 square miles.

Newer homes

Houses built in the 2000s generally meet older energy codes but are rarely sealed well. Rooms over garages, knee walls and rim joists are the most common calls. Closed-cell foam at the rim and in the garage ceiling, plus attic sealing, usually covers it.

Older homes

The village core has older frame houses with the usual problems: thin attic insulation, empty walls and gaps at the foundation. Our standard sequence applies: rim, attic, then walls.

Along the creek

Lower lots near Sugar Creek may have damp basements. We check before foaming foundation walls.

Room over the garage

One of the most frequent calls from Strasburg's newer homes is a bedroom over the garage that is cold in January and hot in July. The floor over the garage is often thin batts with gaps; closed-cell foam sprayed into those joist bays from the garage side seals and insulates the floor in one pass, and the band joist around the garage gets sealed at the same time.

Older houses on the main streets

The frame houses near the center of the village often have additions built at different times, each with its own foundation and roofline. That creates hidden cold spots where the old and new parts meet: an open joist bay, a gap under a shed roof or an uninsulated wall between an attic and a living space. We trace those transitions during the estimate.