Spray Foam Built for Gaithersburg Neighborhoods

From brick townhomes in Kentlands and Lakelands to 60s and 70s colonials near Quince Orchard and Montgomery Village, Gaithersburg homes share a common story. Comfort slips away through the roof deck, the band joist, and rooms added over garages. Our team installs spray foam that expands in place and closes the thin seams around framing, ducts, and penetrations so conditioned air stays indoors. With those escapes sealed, upstairs temperatures track the thermostat more closely through humid summers and cold snaps off I-270, and daily life sounds calmer near Frederick Avenue, Great Seneca Highway, and the Montgomery County Airpark flight path.

Pick the Right Foam for Each Zone

Open cell foam creates a continuous air seal and adds noticeable sound softening, which suits rooflines and living areas such as bedrooms, family rooms, and home offices. Closed cell foam delivers a high R-value per inch and strong moisture control, which makes it the right fit for rim joists at the foundation, garage ceilings with bedrooms above, low-slope dormers, and crawl or storage bays that run damp. We assign foam type and thickness by assembly rather than using a single product everywhere so your attic, walls, and perimeter work together instead of fighting the weather.

A Clean Process That Aligns With Montgomery County Code

Every project begins with a walkthrough and a clear scope. We protect floors and finishes, ventilate the work area during application, and spray to the specified thickness so target R-values are met. Bath fans are sealed and ducted outdoors, the attic access is insulated and weather-stripped, and safe clearances are maintained around recessed lights and flues. Where required, ignition or thermal barriers are added in attics, crawl spaces, and utility areas. When work wraps, you receive a simple summary of what was installed, where it went, and why it was chosen for your home in Kentlands, Lakelands, Olde Towne, or Montgomery Village.