Complete Longview Spray Foam Insulation does attic insulation and spray foam in Longview and nearby cities like Kilgore and White Oak. We also insulate crawl spaces under cold floors and spray foam shops and metal buildings.
I climb into your attic or crawl space myself before I put a number on anything, because a quote from the driveway is a guess. I check how many inches are already up there and what shape the old stuff's in, so the plan fits your house.
Spray foam is in our name, and it costs more because it seals air as it goes on. In a lot of attics, though, sealing the gaps and topping up the loose fill does the job for less, and unless your ductwork runs up there, I'll tell you so.
Fresh insulation over soaked batts or droppings just hides the trouble, and so do open gaps around can lights and the hatch. If I find anything like that, you hear about it before work starts so it gets fixed first. Call (903) 309-1886 and I'll come look.
I got into this doing side jobs for neighbors, blowing insulation into attics and sealing up drafty houses on weekends, and I learned the trade by doing it and asking a lot of questions. Word got around, and in 2013 it turned into my full-time work. Most of our calls come from homeowners tired of uneven rooms and high power bills, plus business owners with shops and metal buildings.
Complete Longview Spray Foam Insulation is licensed and fully insured. I'm the one who writes your estimate, and the folks in your attic are our own crew lead and installers. Before we start, we check with the building office for the city your house is in, and if a permit's needed, we take care of it and tell you up front. Satisfaction guaranteed, and there's more on how we work on our About page.
Complete Longview Spray Foam Insulation is based in Longview, Texas, and works in the cities around it. Below are the 8 cities with their own page, including White Oak and Kilgore. They aren't the only places we go, so call if yours isn't listed.
Complete Longview Spray Foam Insulation is an insulation contractor in Longview, TX, and our 16 services cover the hot upstairs, the room over the garage, cold floors and a power bill that won't come down. The price mostly turns on how much area we're covering, which material you pick and whether old insulation has to come out first. The schedule turns on those same things, plus how easy your attic or crawl space is to get into. Your estimate spells out which areas and which materials the job covers, so you know exactly what you're paying for before we start.
We spray foam onto attic rooflines, walls and framing, where it expands into the gaps and seals air while it insulates. It costs more than loose fill, so we suggest it most where ductwork runs through the attic.
Explore service: Spray foam insulationHot upstairs or a high power bill? Most of the time the attic is the place to start, and we seal the gaps first, then build the insulation up evenly, edges included.
Explore service: Attic insulationBlown-in is loose fill blown through a hose, and it's the quickest way to top up an attic that already has a few inches up there. We keep it clear of the eave vents so the attic can still breathe.
Explore service: Blown-in insulationThis is for folks who want the whole house looked at, attic, walls and crawl space. We sort out which spots are worth doing now and which ones can wait.
Explore service: Home insulationWhen old insulation is soaked, matted flat or full of droppings, we vacuum it out and clean up the attic. That way the new material isn't laid over the problem.
Explore service: Insulation removalCold floors usually start underneath, so we insulate the crawl space and close up the spots where drafts come up through the floor.
Explore service: Crawl space insulationWhich walls are worth insulating in a finished house? We'll tell you, then fill open walls during a remodel or blow insulation into closed walls through small holes we patch afterward.
Explore service: Wall insulationAir sealing is closing the gaps around pipes, wires, can lights and the attic hatch before insulation goes in. Skip it, and the new insulation spends its days fighting a draft.
Explore service: Air sealing servicesWe insulate basement walls and the rim joist, the framing that sits on top of the foundation, so the space down there is easier to keep comfortable.
Explore service: Basement insulationClosed-cell foam is a dense foam that blocks moisture as well as air. It's a good fit for metal buildings, crawl spaces and spots that tend to stay damp.
Explore service: Closed-cell foam insulationOpen-cell foam is the softer, lighter spray foam, and we use it on attic rooflines and inside walls where you want an air seal without the price of closed-cell.
Explore service: Open-cell foam insulationGot a shop or metal building that's miserable to work in? We insulate commercial spaces for business owners, matched to how the building actually gets used.
Explore service: Commercial insulationWe lay heavy plastic over the dirt in your crawl space and seal the seams, which keeps ground moisture from working up into the floor framing.
Explore service: Crawl space vapor barrierA vapor barrier is a layer that slows moisture moving through walls, floors or ceilings. We put one in where your house and your insulation call for it, not out of habit.
Explore service: Vapor barrier installationBefore your attic gets more insulation, we seal the holes leading up from the house, around the hatch, the plumbing pipes and the light fixtures, so the air you pay to heat and cool stays downstairs.
Explore service: Attic air sealingRetrofit insulation means adding insulation to a house that's already built and lived in. We work through the attic, the crawl space or small openings in the walls, with as little mess as we can manage.
Explore service: Retrofit insulationCall (903) 309-1886 or send us a message and tell us what's going on, like a hot upstairs room or cold floors. We reply within one business day to set up a visit, and a lot of the time I'm the one calling you back.
I come out and look over your attic, walls or crawl space, then write up a free estimate with your options and what each one covers. There's no obligation, and it spells out which areas and which materials the job includes.
Once you pick an option, our own crew lead and installers do the job and clean up after themselves. Then I walk through the finished work with you, so you can see what you paid for, even if you've never set foot in your attic.
Send the form or call (903) 309-1886, and we'll get back to you within one business day to set up a visit. I'll come look at the job and write a free estimate with your options, and there's no pressure and no obligation to go ahead.
