Spray Foam Insulation in Midvale, OH

Spray foam insulation in Midvale covers a small village with some newer homes. Wikipedia says the village was named for its location halfway between New Philadelphia and Uhrichsville. Its housing grew from 226 units in 2000 to 291 in 2010, nearly 30%, while the population rose from 547 to 754; it had 673 residents in 2020.

Newer homes

Homes added in the 2000s usually need air sealing more than more insulation: rim joists, attic penetrations, and rooms over garages.

Older homes

Older houses in the village need rim foam, attic sealing and blown-in, and dense-pack walls.

Location

Midvale is a short drive from New Philadelphia, so estimates are quick to schedule.

Comparing quotes

If you are getting several quotes, ask each company for the R-value and thickness by space, not just a total. Our written quote lists each space separately so the comparison is easy, and the written figure is what you pay.

Short drive

Midvale's location between the two cities means a quick trip for estimates and work.

A typical Midvale plan

For a newer house, the plan is usually short: seal the attic hatch and penetrations, foam the rim joist, and fix the room over the garage if there is one. For an older house, add a blown-in top-up in the attic and, where the walls are empty, dense-pack insulation through small holes. Either way, we measure before we quote and list each space on its own line with the material, depth or thickness and R-value. You approve what you want done, and the written figure is the price. Work on a smaller home is often finished in a single day.