Industrial Spray Foam Insulation In Woodstock, Ontario

Large Industrial Buildings Leak Air Everywhere

We seal the leaks. A plant loses much of its heat through gaps at the eaves, along wall panel laps, around dock doors and at every pipe, duct and conduit that passes through the shell. Industrial spray foam insulation fills those gaps as it goes on, so the building holds heat and the air handling system stops fighting drafts.

Sealing the shell also keeps dust, insects and road salt spray out of production areas. That matters in food plants and paint areas as much as it does for heating bills.

Plants Along Highway 401 Cannot Stop For A Week

Woodstock sits where Highway 401 and Highway 403 meet, and the plants along those corridors include auto parts makers that supply the Toyota assembly plant. Many run two or three shifts. We phase industrial spray foam insulation by bay or by wall, use lifts that fit between equipment, and set ventilation and re-entry times in the quote so production planning can work around them.

Thermal Barriers And Fire Code Come First

Spray foam in an industrial building usually needs to be covered by a thermal barrier or an approved coating under the Ontario Building Code. The right answer depends on how the space is used. Your estimate names the foam, the thickness and the covering the building needs, so there are no surprises at inspection. Steel-framed plants are also covered on our metal building insulation page.

What Does Industrial Spray Foam Insulation Cost?

Industrial spray foam insulation in the Woodstock area usually costs between about $2 and $6 per square foot of sprayed surface. Height, access, the foam thickness and any required thermal barrier all change the price. A walkthrough comes first, and the quote arrives in writing.