Spray Foam Insulation
Core spray foam pages that explain material types, costs, R-values, and common alternatives.
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Min: 100 sq ft
Square footage matters, but it is not the whole quote. Thickness, foam type, access, prep, and cleanup all affect the installed price.
A 1-inch layer over 1 square foot is 1 board foot. If the same 1,000 sq ft space needs 5 inches instead of 2 inches, material use changes quickly.
Open-cell is usually the lower-cost option for attics and interior cavities. Closed-cell costs more per board foot, but it adds more R-value per inch and handles moisture better.
A clean, open attic prices differently than a tight crawl space or a finished room that needs careful masking. Prep time is part of the installed cost.
Use the board-foot calculator when you know the area and thickness. Use this cost calculator when you want a practical installed-price range.
These numbers are planning ranges. The final quote comes from seeing the space, checking access, and matching the right foam to the job.
Common questions about spray foam pricing and estimates.
Open-cell runs $0.50–0.65 per board foot (one square foot at one inch thick). Closed-cell runs $1.15–1.35. Most residential jobs land between $1,500 and $4,000. We provide an exact quote based on your project details, or use our online calculator for a quick estimate.
Yes. Warehouses, metal buildings, manufacturing facilities, cold storage, offices, pole barns, restaurants, and new construction. We work with property owners, builders, GCs, and facility managers. Commercial and industrial buildings often see the biggest improvement because of larger surface areas and more air leakage points.
A standard attic or crawl space takes 4–6 hours. Most residential projects wrap up in 1–2 days. Larger commercial jobs may take 2–3 days. Harbour Spray Foam provides a timeline with your estimate.
No. We mask all surrounding surfaces before spraying. The foam cures in seconds. No dripping or running. Overspray is trimmed flush. We clean the work area before we leave.
Open-cell (R-3.6/inch) is lighter, more affordable, and excellent for sound dampening. Best for attics and interior walls. Closed-cell (R-6.5/inch) is denser, blocks moisture, and adds racking strength to framed assemblies. Best for basements, crawl spaces, and exterior applications. We recommend the right type based on your project.
We stand behind our work. If there's an issue with coverage or adhesion, we come back and fix it. Spray foam doesn't sag, compress, or degrade the way fiberglass does. Once it's sprayed, it stays exactly how we left it. No maintenance, no re-insulation.
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