Spray Foam Insulation in Cleveland, TN

Cleveland's grown a lot, and we've grown right along with it — our crews are up I-75 in Bradley County most weeks. Whether your house is a long-time family home or part of one of the new subdivisions that keep popping up, the complaint's the same: bills that are too high and rooms that never feel right. That almost always traces back to a house that leaks air — and that's exactly what we seal.

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Why Cleveland homes need spray foam

Cleveland gets the full four seasons — sticky summers and winters cold enough to matter — so your house is fighting the outdoors year-round. Fiberglass can't stop air swapping in and out through the attic, walls, and crawl space, which means you're paying to heat and cool air that leaks right back outside. Spray foam seals the whole shell so the house finally holds what your system puts into it. Comfort evens out, and the bill comes down with it.

OLD HOME OR NEW SUBDIVISION

Older homes and newer builds — we handle both

Cleveland's got both: established neighborhoods where the insulation's decades old, and new subdivisions going up with builder-minimum everything. Older homes usually need air sealing plus the attic and crawl space; newer ones leak more than their owners would ever guess. We work both, and we start by showing you precisely where yours is losing money.

By applying spray foam directly to the underside of the roof deck, it now insulates the attic space from the extreme heat that once radiated thorough the hot shingles sheathing and roof. The severe temperatures no longer exist in the attic. In short, the attic now becomes a passively "conditioned" space of the house that is just as comfortable as any other room in the home.

Benefits

A roof system insulated with Foametix spray foam reduces energy several ways. Energy loss from ducts located in the attic is essentially eliminated. The top of the building is much tighter resulting in less infiltration and exfiltration, so excess moisture isn't pulled into the attic. Infiltration through the ceiling is also reduced. In addition, the attic temperature is remarkably lower, which further reduces energy loads.

Energy Savings

  • How far up is Cleveland for you?

    About 30 minutes up I-75. We're in Bradley County constantly — a routine job, not a road trip.

  • Will this actually help in winter too?

    Definitely. Sealing the envelope keeps heat in just like it keeps it out in summer. Most folks notice both seasons.

  • New house — do I even need it?

    Often yes. New construction is usually built to code minimum, which leaks more than people expect.

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