Fifth-largest city in Tennessee
Spray Foam Insulation in Clarksville, TN
A fast-growing city of new subdivisions next to Fort Campbell, plus an older core.
- Free on-site estimates
- Every area itemized with foam type, depth and price
- Crawl spaces and attics checked on the same visit
A Growing City Across the State Line
Spray Foam Insulation in Clarksville means working in one of the fastest-growing places in the region. Clarksville, the seat of Montgomery County, had 166,722 people in the 2020 census, making it the fifth-most populous city in Tennessee. The census counted 65,752 housing units, only 7.0% vacant. Fort Campbell, home of the 101st Airborne Division, sits about 10 miles from downtown.
New homes, common problems
Much of the city's housing is newer, built in subdivisions on the east and north sides. Newer does not always mean well insulated. Bonus rooms over garages, thin or uneven attic insulation, unsealed gaps around recessed lights and vented crawl spaces are the issues we see most. Sealing and foaming the right spots usually fixes the hot and cold rooms.
Older Clarksville
Clarksville was founded in 1784, and the area around downtown holds older homes. Those need the older-house approach: crawl space sealing, rim joist foam, attic bypass sealing and loose fill to depth, with dense-pack walls where wanted.
Tornado history
Downtown Clarksville was devastated by an F3 tornado in January 1999, the east side was hit by an EF2 in February 2018, and an EF3 struck North Clarksville in December 2023, damaging or destroying many homes. Rebuilt and repaired homes sometimes have insulation that was never fully replaced; we check.
Military families
Many homeowners here are military families who move every few years. Insulation work that cuts bills and improves comfort without a long project fits that schedule, and improvements like a sealed crawl space are easy to point out when selling.
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What to Know in Clarksville
- Population and housing. Clarksville had 166,722 people in the 2020 census, fifth-most in Tennessee, and 65,752 housing units, 7.0% vacant.
- Fort Campbell. Fort Campbell, home of the 101st Airborne Division, lies about 10 miles from downtown Clarksville (Wikipedia).
- Tornadoes. Clarksville was hit by an F3 tornado downtown in January 1999, an EF2 on the east side in February 2018 and an EF3 in North Clarksville in December 2023.
- Climate zone. OpenEI lists Montgomery County, Tennessee in Climate Zone 4A, the same as Christian County, Kentucky.
Clarksville Questions
Why is my bonus room hotter than the rest of the house?
It is surrounded by attic on several sides. Sealing and insulating the kneewalls, sloped ceiling and garage ceiling usually evens it out.
Is crawl space encapsulation worth it in a newer home?
If the crawl space is vented and you notice musty odors, cold floors or sweating ducts, yes.
Do you work on the north and east sides?
Yes, we cover all of Clarksville and nearby Montgomery County.
My home was repaired after the 2023 tornado. Should I check the attic?
It is worth checking. Repairs sometimes leave wet, crushed or missing insulation behind.
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