Southeast Idaho runs twenty below. Every building out here is in a fight it didn't pick.
Escaping through gaps and seams fiberglass can't close. You're paying to heat the outdoors.
2lb closed-cell foam — the highest R-value you can put in a wall. Nearly double fiberglass.
Closed-cell is its own Class II vapor retarder — no more ceilings raining inside your metal building. And it bonds structural, stiffening the whole assembly.
Drop in.
Owner-operated closed-cell foam insulation for Southeast Idaho & Cache Valley. The person who quotes your job is the person who sprays it.
Can't call right now? Text a photo of your building — same number.
You met the numbers on the way down the mountain. Here's the full case.
7.4 per inch — nearly double fiberglass — and it holds at every thickness. Critical when Idaho winters hit -20°F and every inch of cavity counts.
Air-impermeable foam that expands into every gap, crack, and penetration. Fiberglass doesn't stop moving air — this does.
At just one inch it's a Class II vapor retarder — 0.86 perm. No condensation dripping off your metal building's ceiling.
Over 97% closed cells — rigid, water-resistant (under 1% absorption), and bonded to your framing. The only insulation that makes the building stronger.
Prepped, sprayed, and cured in a single visit. Here's the sequence.
Kill the condensation, keep the shop warm enough to work in January. The single best upgrade a metal building can get.
Seal the envelope right the first time. Rim joists are the leakiest part of any new house — foam ends that.
Cold floors and frozen pipes start in the crawl space. Encapsulate it and the whole house changes.
Unvented roof assemblies done correctly — full R-value in tight rafter bays where batts physically can't perform.
Potato cellars, equipment storage, livestock buildings — anywhere temperature swing costs you money.
If foam is the wrong answer for your building, I'll tell you that too. I'm after the right fix and a result that holds up — not just another sale.
Summit Spray Foam is one owner, one rig, zero crews. That's not a limitation — it's the whole point.
I've run crews before, so I know where quality gets risked on a bigger operation: in the handoff — between the person who sells the job and the person who actually sprays it. Summit is built to remove that handoff completely.
When I walk your job, the number I give you is the number. When the rig shows up, I'm in it. No new-guy learning on your walls. Every board foot gets sprayed by the person whose name is on the truck.
Southeast Idaho and Cache Valley. On the edge of the map? Call anyway — for the right job, the rig travels.
A few things about closed-cell spray foam that surprise most people.
Sprayed on as a liquid, closed-cell foam expands roughly thirty times its volume in seconds — driving into gaps you can't even see before it turns rigid.
The Space Shuttle's giant orange fuel tank was insulated with sprayed-on polyurethane foam — the same chemistry family that seals your walls.
Closed-cell is insulation, air barrier, and vapor retarder all at once — doing the work of three separate materials in a single pass.
The modern HFO foam we spray has the same global-warming potential as plain CO₂ — roughly a thousand times lower than the blowing agents used a decade ago.
The same two-part polyurethane foam family is used for flotation in boats — rigid, buoyant, and soaking up less than 1% of its volume in water.
Once cured, closed-cell foam won't sag, settle, or lose R-value — it holds its seal for the life of the building while fiberglass compresses and droops.
Tell me what you're building or what's freezing. You'll get a straight answer and a written quote — from the person actually holding the gun.
(208) 589-5991Prefer to text? Send a photo of what you're insulating and I'll take it from there.