Spray Foam Insulation in Boynton Beach, FL

Spray Foam Insulation in Boynton Beach works mostly on homes from the building boom of the 1970s and 1980s. The 1970s produced 25.2% of the housing stock and the 1980s another 22.6% (ACS via Point2Homes). The population rose from 2,542 in 1950 to 10,467 in 1960, and 1960s developments such as Hampshire Gardens, Leisureville and Sterling Village remain part of the city.

Forty- and fifty-year-old attics

Homes from these decades usually have settled insulation, ductwork that has been patched or replaced, and many have new roofs after storms. Sealing the ceiling and duct boots, then blowing to R-38 or more, is the usual first step. Where the air handler and ducts are in a hot attic, a sealed attic with roof deck foam is worth pricing.

Older residents

The 2020 median age was 43.5, with 22.7% of residents 65 and up. Many owners want steady temperatures and lower bills without major disruption. Blown-in jobs rarely require leaving the house; foam jobs need a day or so away while it cures.

Storms

The 1928 Okeechobee hurricane destroyed 46 homes and 18 buildings, including the town hall, and Hurricane Wilma struck the city on October 24, 2005. We check for wet or matted insulation from past roof leaks before adding anything.

Low, flat ground

The city sits at about 10 feet of elevation. That does not change attic targets, but it does mean we look at moisture around garages and slab edges.

Call (561) 725-9838 to set up a free estimate in Boynton Beach.