Spray Foam Insulation in D'Iberville, MS

Spray foam insulation in D'Iberville often means a newer house. D'Iberville was among the Coast cities extensively damaged by Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005; the next month, Mexican marines, U.S. Navy and Dutch navy sailors came to help clear debris and distribute aid. Since then the city has rebuilt and grown, and the 2020 census counted 5,371 housing units, 6.1 percent vacant.

Newer homes still leak

Houses built in the last twenty years usually have decent wall insulation, but attics often have the minimum depth, ducts with leaky joints, and gaps at recessed lights and attic stairs. Sealing and topping up the attic, and sealing ducts, is usually the best first step.

Roof-deck foam

Where the air handler and long duct runs sit in the attic, open-cell foam under the roof deck brings them into conditioned space.

Climate

D'Iberville shares Biloxi's climate: summer afternoons near 90F and warm, humid nights.

Attic stairs and recessed lights

Pull-down attic stairs are one of the biggest single leaks in newer houses: a large opening covered by a thin, unsealed panel. Weatherstripping it and adding an insulated cover is cheap and effective. Recessed lights in the top-floor ceiling are another common leak; we check whether they are rated for insulation contact and seal them accordingly.

Comparing quotes

If you are getting more than one bid, ask every insulation company for the material, depth, target R-value and price for each area. Our quotes are written that way.

Code and termites

Harrison County is in Climate Zone 2A, and Formosan termites are established in the county. We plan foam with termite inspection access in mind. Get a free estimate