Our spray foam offers little to no vapor permeability, zero air infiltration, lifesaving health benefits, tremendous sound control and structural strength. Trust us when we say that spray foam insulation is absolutely safe. We would not install any home insulation products in the homes of our family and friends if we didn’t think it was safe. It is safe and eco-friendly as well as it  soundproofing and water resistant. The foam is made out of polyurethane, which offers no food source and prevents mold. During application, authorized spray foam contractors (like us!) use special protective clothing and breathing masks. Once spray foam sets in, about 24-48 hours, it is safe for anyone to enter the home.

There are many benefits of using spray foam insulation. It doesn’t matter if your home is new or old. Our spray foam is one of the highest rated insulations in the country. From energy savings to cleaner healthier air, to consistent year round temperatures, spray foam insulation is what you need to insulate your home.

According to the American Lung Association, in excess of 40% of American households have at least one person suffering from asthma or allergies, making the quality of indoor air crucial to their good health. With our revolutionary spray foam insulation solution, the air quality in your home is greatly improved with a strong barrier to mold growth, pollutants, rodent and pests.

Spray foam insulation will drastically improve the temperature of your home and help maintain comfortable humidity levels, making your home more comfortable regardless of the climate zone you live in. That means when its cold outside, spray foam insulation helps your home retain heat to keep it warm. When its hot outside, spray foam is not only an insulation, its also an air barrier. Our spray foam will help lower your air conditioning bills in the summer and lower your heating bills in the winter.

Our authorized knowledgeable professionals at Texoma Foam, LLC provide premier energy assessments covering fire areas that represent 80% of your homes energy costs, based on the Department of Energy’s recommendations. We make sensible, affordable recommendations so you can determine what measures to take to make your home more energy efficient.