Spray Foam Insulation in Palisade, CO

Spray Foam Insulation in Palisade serves a small town in the heart of the valley's fruit country. Palisade was incorporated in 1904, covers about 1.2 square miles and had 2,565 residents in 2020. It sits at 4,718 feet on the north side of the Colorado River, about 11 miles east of Grand Junction, with a 182-day growing season and USDA hardiness zone 7.

Winter still comes

Palisade averages about 13 inches of snow a year, and its record low is -23F, set January 7, 1913. Older houses in town and on orchard properties often have little in the walls and thin attics, and many sit on crawl spaces with bare rim joists. Sealing and insulating the attic and rims is the usual first step.

Orchard and vineyard buildings

Peach and grape growers use packing sheds, cold storage, equipment barns and tasting rooms. Some need to stay cool, some warm, and some just need to stop dripping. Closed-cell foam on steel or framing handles condensation and temperature control. We spec each building for its use.

Older homes

Palisade's housing includes older farmhouses and early town homes. For historic or older houses, we start with work that does not disturb finishes: the attic and the crawl space. Walls can sometimes be dense-packed from outside.

Planning the visit

On an orchard property we usually look at the house and any outbuildings in one trip. Each building gets its own line on the quote, with the foam type, thickness and price, so you can decide what to do now and what to leave for after harvest. Spraying is scheduled around the busy season when that matters to you.

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