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New Construction Insulation
Insulation decisions made at framing stage are the hardest and most expensive to fix later. We work directly with builders, GCs, and homeowners to get spray foam specified and installed right the first time.
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Overview
Getting Insulation Right at the Framing Stage
New construction is the easiest and most cost-effective point to install spray foam, since walls and roofline are fully open and there is no existing finish to work around or remove.
We work on production and custom homes alike, coordinating our stage of work between rough-in inspection and drywall, and we are comfortable working directly with a builders schedule and trade sequencing.
- Scheduled to fit standard rough-in-to-drywall construction sequencing
- Coverage scoped for walls, attic roofline, garage, and rim joists together
- Supports energy code continuous air barrier requirements
- Works with builders, GCs, architects, and owner-builders
What's Included
What We Cover on a New Build
New construction projects typically bundle several assemblies into one coordinated scope.
Exterior Wall Cavities
Full-depth foam fill across all exterior wall framing.
Attic Roofline
Roof deck insulation to bring ductwork into semi-conditioned space where specified.
Garage Envelope
Shared walls and ceiling insulated to the same standard as living space.
Rim Joists
Band joist areas sealed at every level, including over crawl spaces or basements.
Party Walls (Multi-Family)
Shared walls between units insulated for thermal and acoustic separation.
Energy Code Documentation
Application data provided to support inspection and code compliance sign-off.
Why It Matters
Coordinating With Your Build Schedule
On a new build, insulation sits on the critical path between framing/rough-in inspection and drywall, delays here ripple through the rest of the schedule.
For custom homes and owner-builders less familiar with the sequencing, we will walk you through exactly when spray foam needs to happen relative to your other trades.
Our Process
How New Construction Projects Run
We plug into your existing construction sequence rather than asking you to work around us.
Plan Review & Bid
We review plans or spec sheets and provide a detailed bid, often before framing is complete.
Schedule Coordination
We confirm timing with your builder or GC once rough-in inspection is scheduled.
Rough-In Inspection Sign-Off
We wait for framing/rough-in inspection approval before spraying, per standard code sequencing.
Foam Application
Walls, roofline, garage, and rim joists are sprayed per the approved scope.
Trim & Inspection-Ready
Foam is trimmed flush and the site left ready for insulation inspection and drywall.
FAQ
Common Questions
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