Spray Foam Insulation in Bondurant, IA

Spray foam insulation in Bondurant is mostly about new houses. Point2Homes gives Bondurant a median year built of 2011, with 37.1% of homes from 2010 to 2019 and 15.7% since 2020. Wikipedia counts 1,846 residents in 2000, 3,860 in 2010 and 7,365 in 2020. Bondurant was founded in 1884 and incorporated in 1897.

Owners who plan to stay

About 91% of Bondurant's 2,952 occupied homes are owner-occupied, the highest share of any town we serve. Many owners are finishing basements and adding storage or work space. Foam on the rim and basement walls before framing is our most common job here.

Storm country

An EF2 tornado hit Bondurant on July 19, 2018, according to Wikipedia. Storm repairs often open walls and roofs, and that is the time to upgrade insulation. Closed-cell foam also adds stiffness to the surfaces it bonds to.

Open land, cold wind

Bondurant's new subdivisions sit on open former farmland with young trees. Wind finds every leak in a rim joist or garage wall. Sealing comes first.

Shops nearby

Acreages around Bondurant have shops and pole buildings. Closed-cell foam on steel stops condensation and holds heat.

A typical Bondurant job

In a 2018 two-story with an unfinished basement, we foam the rim joist and basement walls before framing, add foam to the garage ceiling under any bonus room, and check the attic. Most jobs take a day or two.

Costs

HomeGuide lists rim joist foam at about $2,000 to $2,500 and closed-cell at $3.00 to $5.00 per square foot nationally. Basement walls are measured and priced by area. Our written estimate is the price you pay.

Storm repairs

If storm damage has opened walls or roof sections, adding foam during the repair costs far less than doing it later. Closed-cell also bonds to and stiffens the surfaces it is sprayed on.

Summer and winter

Bondurant's open, newer neighborhoods catch summer sun and winter wind. A sealed attic and rim help in both seasons. Get a free estimate