Insulating a Metal Shop or Barn in North Texas
Stop the heat, cold and dripping condensation in your steel shop or barn. Compare spray foam, faced blanket and radiant barrier options for North Texas.
Spray foam, blown in, batt and metal building insulation for homes, rentals and shops. Cooler summers, warmer winters and fewer drafts when the wind blows.

The form takes a couple of minutes. If you can snap a photo of the attic, shop ceiling or wall cavity, add it. Sometimes a good photo is enough to put together a price before we drive out.
Older brick homes in central Wichita Falls, rentals near Sheppard Air Force Base, newer houses in Burkburnett and Iowa Park, and metal shops on ranch land around Henrietta and Holliday. Each building has its own weak spots, so we match the insulation to the building.

Open and closed cell foam that insulates and seals.
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Fiberglass or cellulose blown to the right depth.
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Walls, floors and additions in new builds and remodels.
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Leak or rodent damaged insulation out, new in.
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Closed cell foam for heat, cold and condensation.
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Reflects summer roof heat before it reaches the attic.
Learn more →Foam is not the right call for every house. Many attics just need more blown in depth, and we will tell you when that is the case. Read the full comparison.
The same layer that slows attic heat in a 100 degree August keeps furnace heat from leaking out during a January cold snap.
North Texas wind pushes outside air through every crack. Foam seals the gaps at top plates, outlets and attic openings.
Fewer air leaks means less of the fine dust a windy day kicks up settling on your floors and furniture.
Foam on the roof deck puts the ducts and air handler in a space near room temperature, summer and winter.
Closed cell foam keeps a steel building from baking in July and from dripping on a cold, clear morning.
Fewer hot and cold spots, so the back bedroom is not the room nobody wants in summer or winter.
Call us or fill out the form. An attic or shop photo helps.
We measure the insulation you have and look for drafts, roof leak stains and pest damage.
Material, depth and every area we plan to cover, listed on paper.
We do the work, leave the space clean and show you what was done.
We work across Wichita County, from Wichita Falls north to Burkburnett and west to Iowa Park and Electra, plus Henrietta in Clay County and Holliday in Archer County.

We do not give a number until we have looked at the space. The square footage, the material, how easy the attic or building is to reach, and whether old insulation has to come out first all move the price. Blown in fiberglass is usually the lowest cost way to add attic depth. Spray foam costs more and also seals out wind, dust and drafts.
Our cost guide explains what raises or lowers a job here, so you can compare quotes on equal terms.
Stop the heat, cold and dripping condensation in your steel shop or barn. Compare spray foam, faced blanket and radiant barrier options for North Texas.
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