Spray Foam Insulation in Pascagoula, MS

Spray foam insulation in Pascagoula often means an older house that has been through a flood. Katrina's 20-foot storm surge devastated Pascagoula on August 29, 2005, and most residents did not have flood insurance. Many homes were repaired rather than replaced. The 2020 census counted 10,524 housing units, with 16.4 percent vacant, a higher share than neighboring towns.

What we find

Repaired houses sometimes have mixed insulation: new in one room, old in another, missing where walls were opened and closed. Attics may have damp-stained or compressed insulation. We inspect, remove what is damaged and air seal before adding new insulation.

Climate

Pascagoula has a humid subtropical climate. Its hottest recorded temperature was 106F on August 26, 2023, and its coldest 16F on January 30, 2014.

Crawl spaces and floors

Older homes on crawl spaces benefit from encapsulation or foam on the subfloor to keep humid air out.

Shipyard-era houses

Pascagoula grew around shipbuilding, and many older neighborhoods have modest one-story homes built for working families. Their attics are usually easy to reach and inexpensive to seal and top up, which makes that the best first step.

Mold and insulation

If you see mold in the attic or under the house, the moisture source needs to be found and fixed. We point out what we see, remove contaminated insulation as part of the job, and reinsulate once the space is dry.

Written quote

Removal, sealing and new insulation each get their own line on the quote.

Code and termites

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