Closed-cell spray foam in North Texas.
Dense, rigid foam with a high R-value per inch and a built-in moisture barrier — a go-to for metal buildings, shops, roofs and subfloors.
What is closed-cell spray foam?
Closed-cell spray foam is a dense polyurethane foam whose cells are closed and packed tightly together. It cures into a rigid layer that insulates, air-seals and resists moisture. Because it delivers more R-value per inch than open-cell foam, it is a strong choice where space is tight or where condensation and moisture are a concern.
Where it's used
- Metal buildings, barns, shops and warehouses
- Underside of metal and wood roof decks
- Crawl spaces and subfloors
- Exterior walls and areas exposed to moisture
- Commercial and agricultural buildings
Benefits
- High R-value per inch for tight spaces
- Acts as a moisture and vapor barrier
- Helps control condensation on metal panels
- Adds rigidity to the surfaces it bonds to
- Air-seals seams and fasteners in metal buildings
Why North Texas homeowners and builders call Quirozave
Quirozave Inc. has been insulating homes, shops and metal buildings in North Texas for more than 20 years, with 5,000+ jobs completed. One crew handles open-cell and closed-cell spray foam, fiberglass batts, blown-in insulation, fireproof coating and insulation removal, so you get one team from inspection to cleanup. Every project starts with a free on-site inspection.
Closed-cell spray foam questions.
Why use closed-cell foam on a metal building?
Metal panels heat up fast and can sweat when warm, humid air meets the cold metal. Closed-cell foam bonds to the panels, insulates and blocks moisture, which helps control condensation.
Is closed-cell foam better than open-cell?
Neither is better everywhere. Closed-cell is denser and blocks moisture; open-cell is softer, expands more and is commonly used in attics and interior walls. Many projects use both in different areas.
Do I need a fireproof coating over the foam?
Some buildings and uses call for a thermal-barrier coating over exposed foam. We can explain the options and apply a fireproof coating when it is needed.
How do I get a price?
Use the instant estimate on our homepage, send builder plans through the blueprint upload, or call 469-338-9847. Final pricing is confirmed after a free on-site inspection.
Ready to price your closed-cell spray foam project?
Use our instant estimate calculator or call the crew. Final pricing is confirmed after a free on-site inspection.