Spray foam insulates and air seals in one application. We install spray foam in Vernon homes, garages, shops, and new builds wherever a tight seal matters: rim joists, crawlspace walls, cathedral ceilings, and walls that need maximum R-value in minimum space.
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Vernon's long, cold winters reward a tight building. Air leaks carry heat out of a home far faster than the walls themselves, and standard insulation does not stop air movement on its own. Spray foam expands to fill gaps, cracks, and odd shapes, so it insulates and seals at the same time.
Closed-cell spray foam also resists moisture, which makes it a strong choice for crawlspaces, rim joists, and below-grade walls where damp is a risk.
On new construction, spray foam helps builders meet BC Energy Step Code airtightness targets. We work with Vernon and North Okanagan builders on Step Code projects. See BC Energy Step Code and Building Contractors.
Spray foam is the right answer for some parts of a home and not others. Because we install spray foam, blown-in, batts, and pour foam, we recommend the method that fits each area instead of foaming everything. Many Vernon projects combine spray foam on the rim joists and crawlspace with blown-in insulation in the attic.
Spray foam can qualify for Home Renovation Rebate Program (HRRP) rebates when it is installed in an eligible location, such as exterior walls, basement or crawlspace walls, or the attic, and meets that location's minimum R-value. We confirm what qualifies during your quote.
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We have been insulating homes and new builds across the Okanagan for more than 50 years.
We install every major insulation type, so our recommendation is based on your home, not on the one product we sell.
Our Home Performance Contractor Network membership means eligible work qualifies for HRRP rebates.
Closed-cell foam is dense, delivers more R-value per inch, and resists moisture, which suits crawlspaces, rim joists, and exterior walls. Open-cell foam is lighter and softer and is used mainly for interior air sealing and sound control.
If you heat the space, usually yes. Shops and garages leak heat through gaps around doors, walls, and roof lines. Spray foam seals those gaps and insulates in one step.
For cathedral ceilings and some low-clearance attics, yes. For most open attics, blown-in insulation to R-50 or higher is the better value. We recommend one or the other after we see the space.
Yes. We work with builders across Vernon and the North Okanagan on single-family and multi-family projects.
Yes. See our Vernon page for the full list of communities we serve.