Are you tired of skyrocketing energy bills and drafty rooms during our harsh Central Wisconsin winters? At Proseal Spray Foam, we specialize in high-performance insulation solutions tailored for homeowners and businesses in Stevens Point and Portage County. Whether you are building a new dream home, retrofitting a historic property, or insulating a large commercial metal building, our certified team delivers superior thermal protection. We combine advanced building science with local climate expertise to help you achieve lasting comfort, reduced HVAC loads, and significant energy savings.
Stevens Point experiences distinct seasonal shifts, ranging from freezing sub-zero winters to humid summers, which places immense stress on your building’s envelope. Without adequate thermal barriers, your property becomes susceptible to heat loss, moisture intrusion, and the formation of ice dams that can damage your roof. Our comprehensive approach goes beyond simple coverage; we focus on creating an airtight seal that prevents air leakage—the leading cause of energy waste. By upgrading your insulation, you aren't just adjusting the temperature; you are investing in structural longevity, improved indoor air quality, and a quieter living environment.
Choosing the right contractor is the difference between a quick fix and a long-term investment. At Proseal Spray Foam, we pride ourselves on transparency, punctuality, and precision. We don't just spray and leave; we analyze your specific structure to recommend the material that offers the best return on investment. Our goal is to lower your utility costs and solve comfort issues permanently. If you are ready to stop paying to heat the outdoors, trust the local experts who treat your property with the same care as their own. Contact us today for a consultation.
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We recently worked on a 1920s bungalow near the university district that was suffering from severe ice dams and drafty bedrooms. By removing the old, settled fiberglass and applying Closed-Cell Spray Foam to the roof deck and rim joists, we created a seamless air barrier. The result was an immediate 30% reduction in heating costs and the complete elimination of ice dam formation during the following winter.
Don't let another season pass with high energy bills. Call Proseal Spray Foam at (715) 227-6295 or email us at [email protected] to schedule your site assessment.
Spray foam, particularly closed-cell, offers a significantly higher R-value per inch compared to fiberglass. While fiberglass can sag or leave gaps over time, allowing air to bypass the insulation, spray foam expands to fill voids and adheres to building materials. This creates a continuous thermal and air barrier, which is often more effective at retaining heat in Stevens Point homes than R-value alone suggests.
Yes, spray foam is one of the most effective ways to prevent ice dams. Ice dams occur when heat escapes into the attic, melts snow on the roof, and the water refreezes at the eaves. By applying spray foam to the roof deck, we stop the heat transfer at the source and air-seal the attic, keeping the roof surface cold and preventing the melt-freeze cycle.
Standard safety protocols require that residents and pets vacate the premises during the application and curing process of spray foam. This typically lasts for 24 hours depending on the product used. This ensures you are not exposed to off-gassing while the foam stabilizes. We provide clear timeframes and safety instructions before every project begins.
This is a common misconception. When applied correctly, spray foam actually protects wood framing. Closed-cell foam acts as a vapor barrier that prevents warm, moist indoor air from reaching the cold roof deck, where condensation typically occurs. By stopping this moisture drive, spray foam reduces the risk of mold growth and rot compared to poorly ventilated fibrous insulation.
Spray foam insulation is considered a lifetime product. Unlike cellulose which can settle, or fiberglass which can degrade and hold moisture, spray foam maintains its shape and R-value indefinitely. Once installed in your Stevens Point property, it does not require maintenance or topping off, making it a permanent solution for the life of the building.
