Spray Foam Insulation in Pilot Point, TX

Spray Foam Insulation in Pilot Point covers a small town with a lot of country around it. Pilot Point had 3,856 residents in 2010 and 4,381 in 2020. On May 25, 2024, an EF3 tornado struck Pilot Point and nearby Valley View, killing at least seven people. Homes and outbuildings damaged that day have been repaired or rebuilt since, and rebuilding is a good time to insulate well.

After the 2024 tornado

When a house is repaired after storm damage, the insulation is not always replaced along with the roof and drywall. Wet or debris-filled insulation left in an attic or wall loses most of its value and can hold moisture. If your home was repaired, we can check what went back in. For houses being rebuilt with open walls, it is the right moment to spray foam.

Clay soil and crawl spaces

The Sanger soil series, typed in Denton County, is a clay with high shrink-swell potential. For older houses on piers, that means crawl spaces that stay damp after rain and floors that have moved over the years. We check moisture and framing before spraying closed-cell foam under the floor, and lay a ground cover where needed.

Shops and barns

Rural property around Pilot Point has plenty of steel shops, barns and equipment buildings. Closed-cell foam on the steel stops condensation and slows heat gain. For new buildings in the unincorporated county, Denton County's floodplain and permit rules may apply before construction.

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