Spray Foam Insulation in Aubrey, TX

Spray Foam Insulation in Aubrey covers both houses and horse barns. Aubrey calls itself Horse Country, U.S.A., a nickname that reflects the horse ranches that surrounded the town by 2009. It sits about 12 miles north of Denton, and it is growing fast: the population rose from 2,595 in 2010 to 5,006 in 2020, a 92.9% increase, with 1,982 housing units counted in 2020.

Barns and arenas

Horse barns, covered arenas, tack rooms and steel shops are a big part of the work here. Steel buildings drip when humid air meets cool panels, and that moisture is hard on tack, feed and equipment. Closed-cell foam bonded to the inside of the steel stops it. Tack rooms and offices inside barns can be foamed more heavily and conditioned. We schedule spraying for when horses can be out of the building during application and curing.

New neighborhoods

New subdivisions around Aubrey bring the same attic issues we see elsewhere: equipment in the attic, unsealed duct boots, open chases and uneven blown-in. Fixing those first is usually the best value.

Old railroad town, new county rules

The Texas and Pacific Railway completed a track and station in Aubrey in 1881, so there are some older houses in town that need the basics. On rural land, Denton County treats some site work as development requiring review, so if you are building a new barn or shop in the unincorporated area, check the county's permit requirements before you build; we can insulate it once it is up.

Call (972) 838-1297 to set up a free estimate in Aubrey.