Spray Foam Insulation in Hendersonville, NC

Spray Foam Insulation in Hendersonville serves a city with deep roots. Hendersonville was formed in 1838 and chartered in 1847 as the county seat of Henderson County. Wealthy low-country planters once built summer homes here, and the town's architecture still reflects the late 19th and early 20th centuries, especially in historic neighborhoods like 5th Avenue on the west side and Druid Hills north of downtown.

Four seasons, four sets of problems

Hendersonville calls itself the City of Four Seasons, and an insulation plan has to cover all of them: cold winter nights at about 2,100 feet, humid summers, and the shoulder seasons in between when crawl spaces stay damp. Air sealing the house top and bottom, then insulating to the right depth, handles all four.

Older homes near downtown

Houses in the older neighborhoods often have plaster walls, crawl spaces and attics with little insulation. We work from the crawl space up: closed-cell on walls and rim joist, attic bypasses sealed, then blown-in to depth.

Newer homes and retirement communities

The 2020 census counted 8,371 housing units in Hendersonville, 10.7% vacant. Many newer homes and communities outside the city center have bonus rooms, vaulted ceilings and attic ducts that benefit from targeted foam work.

Downtown and Druid Hills

Many homes in Druid Hills and the 5th Avenue area have plaster walls, original wood windows and attics that were partly floored for storage. Floored attics complicate blown-in insulation, so we either open sections of the floor, blow under the boards through access holes, or foam the roofline. The right approach depends on how you use the attic. Crawl spaces in these neighborhoods usually get closed-cell foam on the walls and rim.

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