Spray Foam Insulation in Little Elm, TX

Spray Foam Insulation in Little Elm works in a town wrapped around Lewisville Lake. Central Little Elm is surrounded on three sides by the lake, and 21.8% of the town's area is water. The population climbed from 3,646 in 2000 to 25,898 in 2010 and 46,453 in 2020, and the town expects about 90,000 residents at build-out.

Houses from the late 1990s on

Most residents live in master-planned subdivisions built between the late 1990s and the late 2010s. The oldest of those are now 25 years old, which is when original insulation has settled, HVAC systems have been replaced and roofs have been redone. The newer ones often have the builder-era gaps we see across the area: unsealed duct boots, open chases and bonus room kneewalls without backing.

Families and comfort

Of 15,572 households counted in 2020, 48.3% had children under 18. That usually means bedrooms upstairs, a game room or bonus room, and a lot of complaints about the upstairs being hotter than the downstairs in summer. Sealing the attic floor and evening out the blown-in is often the first step. Where the air handler and long duct runs are in the attic, a sealed attic is worth pricing.

Near the water

Lewisville Lake's permanent level was raised from 515 to 522 feet above sea level in 1998, and Little Elm averages about 545 feet in elevation. Lakeside humidity does not change the insulation targets, but it is one more reason to seal the house tightly so the AC is not pulling extra moisture out of leaking air.

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