Spray Foam Insulation in Parrish, AL

Spray Foam Insulation in Parrish serves a small, compact town. Parrish incorporated in October 1922 and covers about 2.1 square miles, all land. It had 982 residents in 2020. Its high school closed after the 2013-2014 school year, and students moved to Oakman or Cordova.

Homes from the 1920s on

A town incorporated in 1922 has housing that spans a century. The older homes often have uninsulated walls, open wall tops into the attic, and floors over open crawl spaces. Newer homes usually need attic sealing and depth. We look at each house and tell you where the biggest gains are.

Crawl spaces

Most homes here sit on crawl spaces. A liner on the dirt, closed-cell foam on the rim joist and insulation in the floor, ideally to the R-19 that Alabama's code summary lists for floors in zone 3, make floors warmer and crawl spaces drier.

Keeping costs down

In a small town, combining work in one visit makes sense. Attic and crawl space work together avoid two trips and make better use of any job minimum.

Rim joists

In a house on a crawl space, the rim joist runs around the whole perimeter on top of the foundation wall. In older Parrish homes it is often bare wood with gaps where outside air pours in, and you feel it as a draft along the baseboards. Closed-cell foam sprayed 2 to 3 inches thick seals and insulates it in one pass. It is a small job with a noticeable result, and we often add it to attic or crawl space work in the same visit.

Nearby

We work in Parrish along with Oakman, Cordova and Jasper. Get a free estimate