Spray Foam Insulation in Granbury, TX

Spray foam insulation in Granbury is mostly newer-home work. Point2Homes' ACS figures show 32.5% of the city's homes were built in the 2010s and 19.4% in the 2000s. Wikipedia notes that the 1969 Brazos River dam formed Lake Granbury, which made a recent expansion of the city possible, and that the square's historic buildings include the Granbury Opera House. Granbury is the Hood County seat.

Newer homes

They need targeted sealing, bonus room and garage ceiling work, and sometimes roof-deck foam when ducts are in a hot attic.

Lake houses

Lake homes with large glass areas and vaulted ceilings often have no attic over part of the house. Foam in those roof assemblies is often the only practical option.

Storm history

On May 15, 2013, an EF4 tornado struck southeastern Granbury and damaged at least 100 homes. Rebuilds are the best time to insulate walls and roofs fully.

Historic square

The historic buildings around Granbury's square, including the Opera House, show how old the town's core is. Older homes near the square need the same work as older homes anywhere here: sealing, attic depth and, where walls are empty, dense-pack.

Brazos River heat and humidity

Homes along the lake see humid air as well as heat. Air sealing keeps that humid air out of the house and out of wall and attic cavities, which matters as much as the R-value.