Shops & pole barns
Warmer winters, cooler summers, and no more condensation raining off the steel.
Closed-cell spray foam · Southeast Idaho
Stop paying to heat the outdoors.
Owner-operated closed-cell spray foam for shops, pole barns, homes and ag buildings. The guy who quotes your job is the guy who sprays it.
Free estimates · Licensed & insured · Text a photo of your building for a fast ballpark
- R-7.4per inch, 2 lb foam
- Air barrierseals gaps & penetrations
- Vapor retarderClass II at 1 inch
- One ownerquote to cleanup
Why closed-cell
Built for five-month winters
Fiberglass slows heat down. Closed-cell foam stops the air that carries it, and it doesn't sag, soak up water, or settle over time.
7.4R / inch
More R in less space
About double fiberglass per inch, so you get the rating you need without thicker walls.
~40%of heat loss
Stops air leaks
A big share of heat loss is air sneaking through gaps. Foam expands into every crack and seals it.
1"Class II
Ends condensation
One inch acts as a vapor retarder, so no more dripping steel or damp framing in your shop.
>97%closed cells
Adds strength
Cures rigid and bonds to the framing. It sheds water and keeps its R-value for the life of the building.
| Closed-cell foam | Fiberglass batts | |
|---|---|---|
| R-value per inch | R-7.4 | About R-3 to R-4 |
| Seals air leaks | Yes | No |
| Stops condensation on metal | Yes | No, can trap moisture |
| Handles water | Absorbs under 1% | Soaks it up, loses R-value |
| Over time | Stays put | Sags and settles |
What we spray
Built for the buildings people actually own out here
Homes & new builds
Walls, rim joists, roof decks and crawl spaces, sealed tight before drywall or added later.
Attics & ceilings
Cathedral ceilings, bonus rooms and unvented attics that stay comfortable year round.
Ag & commercial
Barns, cellars, equipment storage and outbuildings that need to hold temperature.
Cabins & tiny homes
Small spaces where every inch of wall counts and drafts are easy to feel.
Not sure?
Ask before you buy
Tell me what you're working on. If foam isn't the right fit, I'll say so.
Ask a questionRecent work
Jobs around Southeast Idaho
Shops, homes, cabins and outbuildings. Tap any photo to see it bigger.
Owner-operated
The guy who quotes your job is the guy who sprays it.
Summit is me, Preston. No sales team and no crew you've never met. You talk to me from the first call to the final walkthrough.
- A written quote that spells out thickness, coverage and R-value
- 2 lb closed-cell foam, sprayed in spec and in date
- A clean job site when I leave
- A straight answer if foam isn't the right call
Service area
Based in Preston. Working all over Southeast Idaho.
Franklin CountyPreston, Franklin, Weston, Dayton, Clifton
Oneida CountyMalad and surrounding area
Bannock CountyPocatello, Chubbuck, McCammon, Lava Hot Springs, Downey
Caribou CountySoda Springs, Grace
Bear Lake CountryMontpelier, Paris, Idaho side of Bear Lake
Cache ValleyIdaho side of the valley
On the edge of the map? Call anyway. Bigger jobs are worth the drive.
FAQ
Common questions
Don't see yours? Call or text (208) 589-5991.
How much does spray foam cost?
Foam is priced by the board foot, which is square footage times thickness. Every building is different, so I give free estimates and put the price, thickness, coverage and R-value in writing before any work starts.
Why closed-cell instead of open-cell?
Closed-cell gives you more R-value per inch, works as an air barrier and a vapor retarder, adds strength to the wall, and doesn't soak up water. That makes it the right fit for metal buildings, crawl spaces, and our cold winters.
Will it stop condensation in my metal shop?
Yes. Sprayed straight onto the steel, closed-cell foam keeps warm, moist air from reaching the cold metal, which is what causes the dripping.
How thick does it need to be?
It depends on the building, what you're using it for, and code if it's a home. I'll recommend a thickness and show you the R-value it gets you on the quote.
Can you do an existing building?
Yes. Shops, pole barns, attics, roof decks and crawl spaces are easy to do after the fact. Finished walls need to be opened up first.
What do I need to do to get ready?
Clear the area, move vehicles and equipment out if you can, and keep pets and people away during spraying. I handle the masking and protection.
How far do you travel?
Most work is within about two hours of Preston. If you're farther out, call anyway. It depends on the size of the job.
Free estimate
Tell me about your building
Send the basics and a photo or two. I'll get back to you, usually the same day.
Call or text
(208) 589-5991
Texting a photo of what you're insulating is the fastest way to get a ballpark.
One call, one owner