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Hurst's red-brick ranches from the 1960s and 1970s were built lean on insulation, with thin attics and empty wall cavities that let the North Texas heat straight through to your living space. Fort Worth Spray Foam Insulation has been sealing those gaps since 2012, and we know exactly what a Hurst home needs to stop bleeding energy into the 140-degree summer attic.

When your electric bill climbs through June and July, when a bedroom over the garage never cools down, or when you find damp insulation compressed into uselessness, that is when homeowners in the 76053 ZIP code call us. We spray foam the attics, walls and crawl spaces that builders skipped over fifty years ago, and we do it right the first time.

Spray Foam Insulation in Hurst (76053)

Your Hurst home sits on a concrete slab or on pier-and-beam, and your ductwork runs through an attic that has no business being ventilated to the outside in a Texas summer. That vented attic pulls in 140 to 160 degree air through the soffit vents, and your air conditioning has to fight it all day long. The brick veneer walls around you were framed with empty cavities, no insulation at all, so the afternoon sun bakes the interior drywall. If you have a crawl space under an older section of the house, it is open to the ground and the humidity that comes with it.

Spray foam fixes all three problems. Closed-cell foam in the attic stops the heat transfer and seals the air leaks that make your HVAC work twice as hard. Open-cell foam in the walls and rim joists does the same at a lower cost per board foot. Crawl space foam isolates the underside of your floor from the damp soil below. We have been doing this work in Hurst and across Fort Worth since 2012, and we understand the specific challenges of your neighborhood's building stock.

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How a Job Works in Hurst

We start with a free on-site assessment. One of our team comes to your house in Hurst, looks at the attic access, the wall cavities you want sealed, any crawl space or rim joist work, and whatever existing insulation might need to come out first. We take measurements, ask about your comfort problems and your energy goals, and we give you a written estimate with the R-value and thickness we are proposing, the square footage or board footage involved, and the price. No surprises, no high-pressure sales.

On the day of the work, we set up mechanical ventilation in your home to handle the off-gassing during cure, and we keep you informed about the re-entry window, typically twenty-four to forty-eight hours depending on thickness and foam type. If your attic insulation is old, wet or rodent-fouled, we remove it first and haul it away. We spray the foam to the thickness and coverage specified in the estimate, and we let it cure completely before we break down the equipment and leave.

We clean up after ourselves. Your property is left neat, and we walk you through the finished work so you understand what was done and why. If you have questions after we leave, you can reach us at (817) 607-8986.

Attic spray foam in Hurst typically runs from $1.50 per square foot for open-cell work on a straightforward attic, up to $2.00 or more per square foot if closed-cell foam is the right choice for your climate and moisture exposure. Wall injection foam for those empty brick cavities starts around $2 per square foot, but the total depends on how many walls, how tall they are, and whether we have to remove old insulation first. A crawl space typically runs from $2,500 and up, depending on the area and the depth. If you have compressed or contaminated insulation that has to come out before anything new goes in, add $950 to $2,800 for removal and replacement. Rim and band joist sealing starts at $650. The real price factors are the total area to cover, the R-value and thickness you need, whether you choose open-cell or closed-cell, and what has to be removed first. Call us at (817) 607-8986 for a free estimate. We measure on site, we quote honestly, and we do not charge for the assessment.

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I have a 1960s ranch in Hurst with the original thin insulation in the attic and empty walls. How much of my cooling bill is that costing me?
A well-insulated attic and sealed walls typically reduce cooling demand by 15 to 40 percent, depending on the current insulation, the thickness you add, and how much air sealing is involved. In a Hurst summer, that adds up fast. The only way to know your actual savings is to spray foam the problem areas and watch your bills drop over the next cooling season. We can tell you what R-value makes sense for your attic and walls, and you will see the difference.
My Hurst attic has old, compressed insulation and I can smell moisture when I go up there. Can you just spray foam over the top of it?
No. Spray foam will not cure properly over wet or contaminated insulation, and it will trap the moisture underneath, which makes the problem worse. We remove the old insulation first, let the attic dry out completely, and then spray the foam. If there is active water coming in from a roof leak or a plumbing issue, we walk away until that is fixed. We fix the moisture first or we walk away, and that is the only way to do it right. Call us at (817) 607-8986 to talk through what you are seeing.
What is the difference between open-cell and closed-cell spray foam, and which one do I need in Hurst?
Open-cell foam is lighter, less dense, and costs less per board foot (starting at $0.55/board ft). It is permeable to vapor, which is useful in some applications. Closed-cell foam is denser, more rigid, and provides a better air barrier and moisture barrier (starting at $1.20/board ft). In a Hurst attic with high summer heat and humidity, closed-cell is often the better choice because it stops both the heat transfer and the moisture. In a wall cavity where you are just filling the gap, open-cell is often plenty. The right choice depends on your specific situation, and we will tell you which one makes sense at your address.
Who decides what R-value I need in my Hurst attic, and does the city require a permit?
The energy code in force at your address sets the minimum R-value, and the building official at the City of Hurst enforces it. Our written estimate will specify the R-value and thickness we are proposing. Permitting and registration requirements vary from city to city in the Fort Worth area, and we help you understand what applies at your property. Check with the City of Hurst at https://www.hursttx.gov to confirm what permits or inspections are required before we start. We coordinate with the building department and make sure the work meets code.
Can we live in the house while you spray foam the attic, and how long until we can go back up there?
Yes, you can stay in the house. We set up mechanical ventilation during the spray and cure process to manage the off-gassing, and we keep you informed about when the space is safe to re-enter. Typically, that is twenty-four to forty-eight hours after the spray is complete, depending on the thickness and the foam type. We will give you a clear re-entry window when we finish the job, and you will have no issues being in the house during the work itself.
Are you insured and what happens if something goes wrong during the job?
We are fully insured with general liability and workers' compensation coverage. If there is any damage to your property during the work, our insurance covers it. Before any contractor starts work in your home, it is smart to ask about their insurance and to verify it with their agent. We carry the coverage you need, and we stand behind our work.
When is the best time to spray foam my Hurst attic, and when should I avoid it?
North Texas heat runs hard from May through September, and that is when your cooling bills tell you the insulation problem is real. The best time to plan the work is late spring or early fall, when the weather is mild and the urgency is highest. We can work year-round, but if you are dealing with a wet attic from a winter storm or spring rain, we wait until it dries completely. Once the moisture is gone, we spray. Summer is peak season for us because that is when Hurst homeowners feel the pain in their electric bill and decide to fix it.
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Attic Spray Foam Insulation

Sealed attics that pull Fort Worth ductwork in out of 150-degree heat

Included in your service

  • Open-cell foam on the roof deck; never just piled on the attic floor
  • Ductwork and attic water lines brought inside the envelope before the next hard freeze
  • Target R-value and thickness per pass written into the estimate
  • Gable and ridge details closed properly for a North Texas attic
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Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation

Two-pound foam for August heat and the occasional hard freeze

Included in your service

  • R-6.5 per inch with its own built-in vapor retarder
  • The right call for Parker County barndominiums and Fairmount subfloors
  • Racked in controlled passes; never one thick lift
  • Depth gauged at the wall because a thin pass fails the first hard freeze
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Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation

The friendlier board foot for Fort Worth attics and interior walls

Included in your service

  • Half-pound foam that air-seals at a lower cost per board foot
  • Sound dampening for bedrooms; home offices and media rooms
  • Where a metal building or raised floor calls for closed cell; we say so
  • Shaved flush to the framing and the offcuts bagged out
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Wall & Injection Foam Insulation

Closed walls filled without opening up a Wedgwood ranch

Included in your service

  • Small ports drilled along a mortar joint or under a siding course; then plugged and patched
  • Built for 1950s-60s ranches behind brick and stone veneer
  • Priced room by room so you can start with the west-facing one
  • Every cavity probed for fill rather than assumed full
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Crawl Space Spray Foam Insulation

Pier-and-beam undersides sealed against cold floors and humid air

Included in your service

  • Closed cell on the subfloor and the skirting
  • Common work on Fairmount; Arlington Heights and Ryan Place homes
  • Standing water and drainage fixed first or we decline the job
  • Foundation leveling on expansive clay referred out; the insulation is ours
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Rim Joist & Band Joist Spray Foam

The small job that finally fixes the room over the garage

Included in your service

  • Cantilevers and band joists sealed bay by bay on slab-built homes
  • No basements here; it is bonus-room floors and pier-and-beam rims that leak
  • Half a day on site and felt the same evening
  • Gun-applied into framing gaps a batt has never reached
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Garage Spray Foam Insulation

Turning a Fort Worth garage oven into square footage you can use

Included in your service

  • Ceiling bays under bonus rooms filled and shaved flush
  • Walls shared with the house sealed against radiant afternoon heat
  • Workshop conversions specified around the tools you actually run
  • The door header and slab edge addressed; not stepped over
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Metal Building & Barndominium Spray Foam

The insulation that stops a Parker County barndominium from sweating

Included in your service

  • Closed cell straight to the underside of the roof panels
  • Parker; Wise; Johnson and Hood County barndominiums and shops
  • Condensation control settled before R-value is even discussed
  • Purlins and fastener lines sealed; not sprayed around
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Commercial & New Construction Spray Foam

Fort Worth warehouses and production builds kept on their own schedule

Included in your service

  • Shells and distribution centers from AllianceTexas to Arlington and Grand Prairie
  • Code-compliant assemblies documented for your inspector
  • Phased around occupied floors and the North Texas build calendar
  • Ignition and thermal barrier requirements settled up front
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Insulation Removal

In a Fort Worth attic the old comes out before anything new goes in

Included in your service

  • Vacuumed straight to the truck and bagged; never buried
  • Insulation soaked by a burst attic pipe removed before it molds
  • Vermiculite flagged for testing and left undisturbed
  • The usual first step on 1950s-60s Wedgwood; Ridglea and Haltom City ranches
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Insulation Replacement & Re-Insulation

A full reset for Fort Worth attics twenty years past their job

Included in your service

  • Removal; air sealing and new foam handled as one scope
  • Best timed with a hail re-roof while the deck is open and dry
  • Built to current code R-values; not to what was there in 1978
  • One crew and one price with no handoff between trades
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Air Sealing

The cheapest comfort fix in a Fort Worth house and it comes first

Included in your service

  • Top plates; wiring chases; can lights and the attic hatch
  • Sealed before insulating so the R-value can actually perform
  • Thermal camera images before and after on a 100-degree afternoon
  • Priced as its own job; never bundled in to pad a quote
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