VICTORYSpray Foam
Homes

Basements, sealed below grade.

Closed cell spray foam for basements, where moisture is part of the job.

How we do it.

  • Closed cell below grade.Open cell is for above-grade spaces. Closed cell adds a moisture and vapor barrier.
  • Rim joists get sealed too.Closed cell, 2 inches or more, along the rim joist.
  • Dry surfaces first.Moisture has to be below 8% before we spray.
  • Covered if it's living space.Finished or living space needs the foam covered or coated.

Foam and thickness.

FoamWhere it goesTypical thicknessR-value per inch
Closed cellRim joists2 in +R-7.6 to 8.1
Closed cellBasement wallsQuoted per jobR-7.6 to 8.1

R-value measures how well insulation holds back heat. Higher is better. Closed cell is rigid and also blocks moisture; open cell is softer and dampens sound. Ranges are from Universal Polymers (UPC) data sheets, tested at 1 inch. We choose the foam for each job. See the data sheets

Before we arrive.

  • The space has to be completely empty.Everything comes out before we arrive, unless something truly can't be moved and we've talked it through.
  • Room for our trailer.We need driveway access for a trailer about 10 feet tall.
  • We bring the lifts and scaffolding.You don't need to rent or supply anything to reach high areas.

Questions.

Can I leave things in the area?
No, unless something can't be moved and we've talked it through.
Can you spray wet or cold surfaces?
No. Moisture has to be below 8%, and spray foam is temperature sensitive, so we check conditions first.
Can the foam be left exposed?
In an attic or other non-living space, yes. Some jobs call for a coating or paint over exposed foam, and in living space it needs to be covered or coated. We'll tell you which applies when we quote.
Get a quote

Tell us about the basement.

Tell us what you're insulating. Prefer to talk? Call or text (765) 639-6136

  • Quotes within 24 hours
  • On site or over the phone
  • Photos help us quote faster
  • Lifetime, transferable foam warranty
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