Spray Foam Insulation in Reno, TX

Spray foam insulation in Reno covers homes on acreage and the shops and barns beside them. Wikipedia shows Reno's population growing from 688 in 1970 to 2,878 in 2020, with a 2023 estimate of 3,489. The city covers about 12.9 square miles in Parker and Tarrant counties and is served by the Azle and Springtown school districts.

Spread-out lots

With a small population spread over a large area, most homes sit on larger lots with room for a shop or barn. Closed-cell foam on steel buildings stops condensation and cuts heat gain.

Homes

Attic sealing and insulation or roof-deck foam for the heat.

Growth

Newer homes from the recent growth need targeted sealing and bonus room work.

New barndominiums and shops

With room to build, many Reno properties add a barndominium or large shop. Setting the insulation plan before construction is easier and cheaper than retrofitting. Closed-cell foam on the steel shell controls condensation and heat; interior framed walls can get open-cell or batts.

Older homes

Older homes in Reno need attic sealing and blown-in, and sometimes duct sealing, to cope with summer heat. Each space is priced separately on the written quote.

Long drives, one visit

With properties spread out, we look at the house and any outbuildings on the same visit and put everything on one quote.

Heat on open land

Homes on open acreage often have little shade, so the roof and west walls take the full afternoon sun. Deeper attic insulation, sealing and, where ducts are in the attic, roof-deck foam are the usual answers. West-facing walls in additions can get foam while they are open.