FOAMCO, Inc serving Ulster, NY

Joel K. wanted to modernize the feel of his home -- a beautiful construction from 1852. Though the home was still fully functional, it was losing heat in the winter and leaking cool air in the summer, and Joel wanted to do something that would amend this permanently. Dave Vasseur, one of our foam insulation experts, was able to meet with him and discuss the various options for the home, and Foamco Inc. was able to solve the home's insulation issues once and for all.

While the roof was being replaced, our Foamco crew was able to remove old fiberglass and cellulose insulation from the walls and attic of the structure before spraying them both with our own solution. We sprayed 9.25 inches of R-38 open cell foam in the attic ceiling, 5.5 inches of R-20 injection foam in the exterior walls (through sheetrocked slopes), and 3.5 inches of R-14 open cell foam in the structure's rim joists.

Rachaele R. on Webster Lock Road in Rosendale, NY had a nasty crawlspace in need of an insulation upgrade. The batt insulation she had was wearing away and failing to do its job. She met with Jay Storti, one of our longtime experts, and together they were able to decide on a plan of action. Rachaele's crawlspace needed revision, and within a month FOAMCO was able to not only remove the old insulation from the space, but install 3 inches of R-20 closed cell foam in the crawlspace's ceiling. 

This client contacted Foamco on a Friday night as he needed an emergency spray foam installation of 4.25 closed-Cell insulation installed over the weekend before it became warm. We ended up insulating the roof of his 4600 sqft barn, which he is in the process of building. He contacted us to get the job done for him due to our reputation of being the biggest spray foam company with a reputation of being able to get the job done effectively and efficiently. 

After he had contacted us on Friday evening we accommodated him and set him up with a scheduled installation day of Sunday, January 12th. Unfortunately due to the rainy weather that day we were unable to apply the closed-Cell insulation to the roof. As soon as we realized that we were not going to be able to apply the closed cell insulation to his barn roof on Sunday we coordinated logistics with him to reschedule his installation date to the next day, Monday, January 13th.  Even though we had to push his installation date back a day we were still able to take care of him how we wanted to, specifically by sending four rigs, which all installers had an average of 15 years with the company. Due to everyone's experience of installation, we were able to get the project done in one day. 

Once we completed the project the client let us know how pleased he was with everything from his first contact with us, to the completion of the project. He was so pleased with everything that he even let us know that when he is ready to insulate the walls of his barn he will be giving us a call. 

After several months of another contractor gutting this home for the new owners and replacing everything as well, we were finally able to get into the finished space and apply spray foam insulation to the walls, as well as parts of the ceiling. In strategically applying spray foam to the inside of the home we were able to increase the comfort level of this home, as well as bring it back up to code. 

This contractor reached out to us about their second story addition in their vacation home that was built in the 1970s. When it was constructed it did have insulation in it, but over time it degraded and stopped working. Because of multiple projects that we had completed for his construction company he knew just the team to cal lto take are of the issue. We ended up spraying his roof and walls with open-cell spray foam. In doing this we were able to reduce the strain on his wallet and transform the overall comfort of his home. 

The Stone Ridge Library reached out to us to see what could be done about making the Library much more comfortable for their patrons. After evaluating the building we were able to figure out that the building did not have insulation in it whatsoever. To fix this issue we ripped open the walls and insulated them with open-cell spray foam. This will keep the Library from being cold and a much more pleasant place for everyone to visit and enjoy reading.