Spray Foam Insulation in Pembroke, KY

Spray Foam Insulation in Pembroke serves a small town and the farms around it. Pembroke sits on U.S. 41 in eastern Christian County, 9 miles southeast of Hopkinsville and 14 miles northwest of Guthrie at the Tennessee line. It was settled in 1836 and named by local store owner Dr. Lunsford Lindsay for Pembroke Somerset, a character in Jane Porter's 1803 novel Thaddeus of Warsaw. The city was incorporated in 1869.

Older homes in town

Houses along Nashville Street and the side streets include older frame and brick homes built over many decades. Most sit on crawl spaces. Older homes here often have uninsulated walls, a thin layer of insulation in the attic, and crawl spaces open to outside air.

Farm properties

Outside town, farmhouses share space with tobacco barns, grain storage and steel equipment sheds. We price houses and outbuildings separately, so you can start with the house and come back to the shop or barn later.

The usual sequence

For most Pembroke homes we recommend the crawl space and rim joist first, because that is where humid summer air and cold winter air both get in. Then the attic: seal the gaps and blow in loose fill to reach the ENERGY STAR Zone 4A target. Walls come last if the budget allows.

Elevation and land

Pembroke sits at about 587 feet in the gently rolling farmland of the Pennyrile. Low spots can hold water after heavy rain, so we check crawl spaces for standing water before recommending encapsulation.

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