Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation in Lexington, Kentucky & Johnson City

Closed-cell spray foam is made up of completely encapsulated cells or in other words closed cells. The cells are pressed together, making the foam more rigid and stable than open-cell spray foam. If you use closed cell spray foam to insulate your home or office, both air and moisture won’t be able to get through it. It is high in density and has long-lasting heat resistance. It is also perfect to prevent your property structure from penetrating and help to keep it stable during natural disasters such as storm due to its solidness and high density.

If you are considering closed cell spray foam insulation for your property, call Reed’s Spray Foam Insulation. We provide you free inspection and estimation - we are your local trusted insulation contractor in Georgetown, Lexington, Charleston, Bevinsville, Raven, and nearby cities in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Ohio, Tennessee.

Why Local Homeowners Choose Us for Insulation Upgrades & Installations?

• Free Inspection to Correct Insulation Problems
• Green & Efficient Air Sealing & Insulation
• Increased Comfort & Consistent Temperatures in Your Building
• Top Reputation for Craftsmanship & Minimal Disruption

Benefits of Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation

• Moisture barrier
• Air and water barrier
• Heat resistant
• Converses energy
• Eco-friendly
• Longer life span
• Adds structural integrity to the building

Contact Reed’s Spray Foam Insulation to Schedule a Free Estimate

Reed’s Spray Foam Insulation is your local expert at insulation. We inspect your building without any cost and assess your insulation problems. We provide you open spray foam insulation for both residential and commercial property and help prevent heat to enter or escape from your building.

Give us a call at 844-723-9296 or Contact us online for a spray foam consultation and Free Estimate. We serve customers in Adams, Grayson, Panther, Hallie, Apple Grove, Hiltons, and their surrounding cities in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Ohio, Tennessee.