
Sheetrock
Hung, taped and finished to a paint-ready surface, from a single patch to an entire floor.
See sheetrockSpray foam in walls, ceilings and rooflines for additions, renovations and new construction, ready for sheetrock when it's done.

Both go on as a liquid and expand to fill the cavity. They behave differently once they cure.
| Open-cell foam | Closed-cell foam | |
|---|---|---|
| Feel | Soft and spongy. | Rigid and dense. |
| Air sealing | Seals air leaks in the cavity. | Seals air leaks in the cavity. |
| Moisture | Lets water vapor pass through. | Slows water vapor at full thickness. |
| Insulating value per inch | Lower. | Higher, so it suits thin walls and tight spaces. |
| Sound | Good at dampening sound between rooms. | Less sound dampening. |
| Typical uses | Interior walls, attics and rooflines. | Basements, rim joists, exterior walls and damp areas. |




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No. It's common in additions, gut renovations, attics and rooflines, anywhere the framing is open or can be reached.
Yes. That's one of the main reasons to use us: insulation, sheetrock, plaster and paint can all be done by one company.
It depends on the space, the wall depth and moisture. We'll recommend open- or closed-cell foam after we see the framing.

Hung, taped and finished to a paint-ready surface, from a single patch to an entire floor.
See sheetrock
Skim coats, veneer plaster and repairs to cracked, bulging or patched walls and ceilings.
See plaster
Foundations, masonry and building envelopes sealed against water before it finds a way in.
See building waterproofing
Call or send a message about your spray foam insulation job. Tell us the town and what needs doing, and we'll come look.