Spray Foam Insulation in Mesa, CO

Spray Foam Insulation in Mesa serves a mountain community at 5,643 feet on the north side of Grand Mesa, which rises more than a mile above the Grand and Gunnison valleys. Powderhorn Resort is just outside the community on the slopes of Grand Mesa, and Colorado State Highway 65 runs through Mesa, linking it to the scenic byway and the valley below.

Mountain homes and cabins

Homes and cabins around Mesa and toward Powderhorn see colder, snowier winters than the valley floor. Vaulted ceilings, log or timber construction and crawl spaces are common. Closed-cell foam is often the best choice for vaulted ceilings and rim joists, where space is tight and air sealing matters most. Attics with room get sealed and blown to depth.

Second homes

Some homes near the ski area are used part-time. A sealed, insulated crawl space protects plumbing when the house is set back or empty, and good air sealing means it warms up faster when you arrive.

Ice dams

Heavy snow and heat leaking into the attic cause ice dams. Air sealing the ceiling, keeping the roof deck cold with enough insulation and baffles at the eaves are the fixes.

Scheduling around snow

Winter weather on Highway 65 can slow travel, so we schedule Mesa-area jobs with some flexibility and try to finish in as few trips as possible. Foam needs warm enough surfaces to bond, so cold-weather jobs may include heating the space before spraying. Fall is a good time to get work done before the snow sets in.

Call (970) 438-0827 to set up a free estimate in Mesa.