Spray Foam Insulation in Soddy Daisy, TN

Soddy-Daisy stretches out along US-27 north of the lake, and it's a regular stop for us — close enough that getting a crew up there is no trouble at all. It's a real mix up here: lake homes, older houses that have been around a while, and newer places spread across the ridges. What ties them together is the bills. If yours climb every summer and winter, the house is almost certainly leaking the air you're paying to condition.

 IT'S THE AIR, NOT THE UNITS

Why Soddy Daisy homes need spray foam

Before you blame an aging AC or furnace, look at how much air the house lets escape. A lot of Soddy-Daisy homes — especially the older ones and the places near the water — have thin or worn-out insulation that does nothing to stop air leaking through the attic and crawl space, and lake-area moisture only makes it worse. Spray foam seals the whole house tight, so your equipment finally gets to keep up instead of running constantly. Steadier rooms, drier air, smaller bills.

LAKE HOUSE OR RIDGE HOUSE 

Older homes and newer builds — we handle both

Soddy-Daisy runs from older homes and lake places to newer builds out on the ridges. The older ones usually need air sealing plus attic and crawl space work; the newer ones leak more than owners expect off the lot. We handle the whole range — and the trip up 27 is routine for us, not a special drive.

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

  • Do you come up to Soddy-Daisy regularly?

    We do — it's a normal part of our north-county route up 27. No surprise trip charges.

  • Our place is near the lake — does moisture change things?

    It can. Lake-area homes often benefit from crawl space encapsulation to keep that damp air out from under the house.

  • Can we start with just the attic?

     Absolutely. Many Soddy-Daisy jobs start with the attic or crawl space — whichever's costing you most — and go from there.

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