Insulation for New Orleans Homes and Businesses

Since Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has become a bastion for new businesses and residents. It ranks as one of the few cities in America to actually prosper during the recession, boasting growth in knowledge-based industries while maintaining its former glory in traditional industries such as heavy construction, roofing and engineering.

New Orleans has also become a model for green living with numerous startups and community service projects geared towards making residents of the city more energy efficient. We’re proud to be a part of this movement, leading the way in using environmentally friendly products like spray foam roofing and solar PV panel systems to help New Orleans homeowners and business owners alike lower their energy waste while saving money.

Spray Foam Insulation for New Orleans Homes

Whether you’re the owner of a shotgun cottage in the Irish Channel or a mansion on State Street, we’ve got energy solutions to make your New Orleans home more comfortable, affordable, and energy-efficient. Our experts apply open-cell spray foam to encapsulate attics, both air sealing and insulating homes to prevent energy loss and the growth of molds, mildews, and other indoor air pollutants. Spray foam insulation coupled with correcting any roof problems make a huge difference in hot, humid New Orleans.

We’ve also installed closed cell spray foam beneath raised Creole cottages from Mid-City to the Marigny! Closed-cell spray foam applied to crawl spaces seals hardwood floors against the dampness of New Orlean’s soil while also making them resistant to termite infestation and uncomfortable drafts.

Spray Foam Roofing for New Orleans Businesses

New Orleans boasts a burgeoning entrepreneurial scene, and we’re proud to assist local business owners in reducing their utility costs while making their clientele and employees more comfortable through the use of spray polyurethane foam, a product that knows a thing or two about multi-tasking.

We’ve installed spray foam insulation to ceilings of commercial buildings like the CrossFit NOLA gym on Tchoupitoulas Street to the Pontchartrain Landing entertainment venue on the lakefront. An insulated ceiling in a large commercial structure can reduce temperatures by as much as sixty degrees, as seen in the FLIR images of Pontchartrain Landing before and after the insulation was installed.

In addition to spray foam insulation within commercial buildings, we’ve also worked to reduce utility costs for businesses with the application of spray foam roofing. This alternative roofing material is not only more durable than traditional roofing materials, but it is greener. An application will reduce your heating and cooling costs while increasing your overall energy efficiency.