Spray Foam Insulation in Moss Point, MS

Spray foam insulation in Moss Point works around river country. The city lies on the east side of the Pascagoula River, with the Escatawpa River flowing through it, bordered by Pascagoula to the south and Escatawpa to the north. On August 29, 2005, the strong eastern side of Hurricane Katrina flooded or destroyed much of the city in a day. Burlington, Vermont, became a sister city and sent aid afterward. The 2020 census counted 6,011 housing units, 15.1 percent vacant.

Damp ground

Homes near the rivers sit over damp soil. Crawl spaces benefit from a ground vapor barrier and sealed vents, or from closed-cell foam on the subfloor.

Repaired homes

Many houses were repaired after the flood, sometimes with mixed insulation. We check what is there and remove anything damaged before adding new insulation.

Attics

One-story homes with ducts in the attic gain heat all summer. Sealing ducts and ceilings, then adding depth, is the usual first step.

Ducts that sweat

When cold supply ducts run through a hot, humid attic or crawl space, they can sweat and drip, staining ceilings and wetting insulation. Sealing and properly insulating the ducts, or bringing them into conditioned space with foam, stops it.

What the quote shows

Each area, from attic to crawl space, gets its own material, thickness, R-value and price.

Older homes

Older one-story homes in Moss Point usually have simple, accessible attics. Air sealing and topping up there is affordable and makes a noticeable difference in summer.

Code and termites

Jackson County is in Climate Zone 2A, and Formosan termites are established there. Get a free estimate