Spray foam insulation in Harlan.
We spray post-frame barns, shops and homes around Harlan, 86.5 miles from our base in Anderson. Our nearest photographed job is 76.6 miles away in Yorktown.
What the buildings here are like.
Harlan is one of 8 towns we cover in Allen County, and half of its 565 homes were standing before 1972. That is the era we do most of our retrofit work in, and it is why we usually start with the attic and the crawlspace.
Population and housing figures: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey ACS 2024 5-year. Allen County is in climate zone 5, the colder of the two zones Indiana spans.
86.5 miles south-west to our base in Anderson, straight line.
Farm buildings outnumber subdivisions.
Harlan has about 360 people per square mile, so this is post-frame country: barns, machine sheds, shops and the odd barndominium. Open cell goes on OSB or a liner and never on bare metal; closed cell can go straight onto the steel, and we recommend a coating over it.
What is around Harlan.
From Harlan, Grabill is 2.5 miles west, Leo-Cedarville is 5.4 miles west, Woodburn is 6.1 miles south-east. Leo-Cedarville is the larger of them at 3,695 people against Harlan's 1,254. We cover all of them, so if we are quoting your building we are often already working nearby that week — it is worth asking when you call.
Propane makes the arithmetic different.
13.5% of Harlan homes heat with bottled or tank propane rather than piped gas. Propane is bought by the tank at whatever the delivery price is that month, so a leaky building costs noticeably more to keep warm here than the same building on a gas line. Sealing the envelope is how you buy fewer fills.
Old houses, and a lot of them.
32.9% of Harlan's homes were built before 1950 — 186 of roughly 565. Houses that old were framed before anyone was sealing them: the attic is usually vented with batts thrown over the joists, and the crawlspace is open to the outside. Foam in those two places is the change people feel first.
A small town, and we quote it like one.
Harlan has about 1,254 people and 565 homes. In a town this size the work is word of mouth: we do one building, the neighbour sees the trailer, and we end up doing three that week. Ask us who else we have worked for nearby and we will tell you.
What we spray around Harlan.
We also do Crawlspaces · Attics · Metal buildings · Livestock barns here.
The nearest job we can show you.
These photos are from Yorktown, about 76.6 miles from Harlan. They are our own jobs, not stock photography.
Questions about Harlan.
Do you serve Harlan?
Yes. Harlan is in Allen County, about 86.5 miles from our base in Anderson in a straight line. That is a longer run, so it suits larger projects — pole barns, commercial buildings and new construction. We travel up to three hours for those. Call and tell us about the job. The closest job we have photographed is in Yorktown, about 76.6 miles from Harlan. You can see it on our work page.
My Harlan house is old. Does foam still work?
It usually works better. 32.9% of homes here pre-date 1950, and buildings from that era were never sealed, so there is more to gain. We do have to look first: knob-and-tube wiring, an old roof leak or existing insulation that needs to come out all change the job. That is what the visit is for.
Will foam cut my propane bill in Harlan?
13.5% of Harlan heats with propane, and propane is the fuel where people notice the difference most, because it is bought by the tank. We won't quote you a percentage — anyone who does is guessing at your building. What we will tell you is where your building is losing the heat.
What does spray foam cost in Harlan?
It depends on the building, the foam and the thickness, so we quote every job rather than publish a price. Our minimum job is $2,000. Tell us about the building and we'll come out and measure.
Tell us about the building in Harlan.
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