Spray Foam Insulation in Hayneville, AL

Spray Foam Insulation in Hayneville works with older homes and rural properties around the Lowndes County seat. Settlers from South Carolina founded the town in 1820, and through the 1820s it was known as "Big Swamp." It became the county seat and took the name Hayneville in 1831, honoring Governor and U.S. Senator Robert Y. Hayne. The town sits at about 230 feet.

Damp ground, damp crawl spaces

Houses built on low ground in a humid climate often have damp crawl spaces. The signs are a musty smell, soft or cupped floors, sweating ducts and fallen insulation. We check drainage, grading and gutters first, because water under the house has to be stopped before any crawl space work. Then we recommend either closing the crawl space or sealing the floor with closed-cell foam.

Small town, older stock

Hayneville's population has stayed small, 1,177 in 2000 and 830 in 2020, so it did not see the subdivision boom of the Montgomery suburbs. Many homes are older and were insulated lightly when built, if at all. Attic sealing and depth, crawl space work and, where walls are open during repairs, spray foam in the walls are the usual jobs.

Rural buildings

Many properties in Lowndes County include barns, shops and equipment sheds. Steel buildings drip condensation in humid weather, and closed-cell foam on the roof stops it. We price the roof and walls separately so you can do what matters most first.

What to expect on cost

National guides offer a range. HomeGuide lists attic insulation jobs at roughly $1,000 to $2,700 and closed-cell foam at $3.00 to $5.00 per square foot. Older homes may need old insulation pulled out first, which HomeAdvisor lists at $1 to $2 per square foot. Every quote breaks out those items so you can see what each part of the job costs, and the written estimate is the final price.

Getting a quote

We make the trip from Montgomery, inspect the house and any buildings, and send a written quote with each area priced. Get a free estimate