Spray Foam Insulation in Crofton, KY

Spray Foam Insulation in Crofton means working in a town that began with the railroad. Crofton got its start when the line was extended to the site, and it was incorporated in 1873, named for pioneer James Croft, who owned the original town site. It sits in northern Christian County on U.S. 41, 13 miles north of Hopkinsville and 22 miles south of Madisonville.

Homes in and around town

Crofton's older homes near Madisonville Street date back through many decades, and the rural roads around it hold farmhouses and newer homes on acreage. Crawl spaces are the norm. Older houses often have little attic insulation and open crawl space vents.

Outbuildings

Rural lots around Crofton often include a shop, garage or barn. Steel buildings collect condensation under the roof when the weather changes, and closed-cell foam on the steel stops it. Wood-framed buildings may be better served with other materials. We price each building separately.

Getting to and from

With I-169 (formerly the Pennyrile Parkway) just east of town at Exit 23, Crofton is easy to reach from Hopkinsville. We schedule visits here the same way as anywhere else in the county.

A sensible plan

For most Crofton homes: seal and insulate the crawl space or floor, foam the rim joist, seal the attic floor, and blow in loose fill to depth. Each piece is listed separately on the quote so the work can be staged.

Rooms that never feel right

In older Crofton homes, the rooms farthest from the furnace and the ones over the crawl space are usually the coldest in winter. Sealing the rim joist and the crawl space, then air sealing the attic above those rooms, often solves it without touching the heating system.

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