Air Sealing
Spray foam expands into gaps, seams, and cavities that batt insulation cannot reach, sealing the drafts that make rooms feel cold even when the furnace is running.

Open and closed cell spray foam for homes in Wakefield, Wolfeboro, Sanbornville, and the surrounding Lakes Region.
Spray foam insulation is the service homeowners call us for most. Unlike fiberglass, foam is applied as a liquid that expands in place, bonding to framing and sealing the small gaps where conditioned air escapes. The result is a tighter, quieter, more comfortable home that costs less to heat and cool. We handle new construction, additions, and retrofits in existing houses throughout the Lakes Region.
Spray foam expands into gaps, seams, and cavities that batt insulation cannot reach, sealing the drafts that make rooms feel cold even when the furnace is running.
A continuous, sealed thermal envelope holds heat where you want it — a real difference through New Hampshire winters and ice-dam season.
Less air leakage means your heating and cooling systems cycle less, which shows up on the monthly bill and reduces wear on equipment.
Closed cell foam resists water and acts as a vapor retarder at sufficient thickness, helping protect framing in basements, crawl spaces, and rim joists.
Both products air seal. Which one belongs in your project depends on the assembly, the space available, and how the wall or roof needs to manage moisture. We walk through the options with you before any work begins.



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