Spray Foam Insulation in Clayton, WI

Spray foam insulation in the Town of Clayton usually includes outbuildings along with the house. Clayton covers about 36 square miles with roughly 119 people per square mile, and grew from 2,974 residents in 2000 to 4,329 in 2020. Larsen, Medina Junction and Mikesville are inside the town.

Homes

Newer houses need rim joist foam and attention to bonus rooms. Older farmhouses need attic sealing, depth and often wall insulation.

Shops and pole buildings

Closed-cell foam on steel stops condensation and makes a shop worth heating. We size the thickness to how you use it.

Water and sewer deals

Clayton reached a water agreement with Appleton in 2018 and in 2020 agreed to pay Fox Crossing $11.5 million for sewer and water, which may bring more development to parts of the town.

Costs

HomeGuide lists closed-cell foam at $3.00 to $5.00 per square foot and rim joist foam at about $2,000 to $2,500. Fixr lists new-construction foam at $2.75 to $6.50. Written estimates after a visit.

Planning around a rural property

For a farm or rural lot, we usually quote the house and one or more outbuildings on the same visit. The house gets the standard checks: rim, attic and any problem rooms. The shop or barn is measured for wall and roof area, and we ask whether you heat it. Steel and foam both need to be warm enough to bond, so outbuilding work in deep winter may need a warm-up first. Each building gets its own written price.