Metal Building & Warehouse Insulation
Steel buildings, warehouses, and pre-engineered structures move, sweat, and lose heat differently than framed homes. Closed-cell foam bonds to the panels, stops condensation on the steel, and seals a large envelope quickly.
Why owners and builders choose it
- Bonds to steel and stops condensation on the panels
- Seals a large envelope quickly and completely
- Specified for warehouses, steel and pre-engineered buildings
Why steel buildings sweat
A steel panel takes on the temperature outside. When warm, moist air inside the building meets a cold panel, the moisture condenses on the steel and drips onto whatever is below.
Closed-cell foam sprayed directly onto the panels bonds to the steel and keeps that warm air off it, so the condensation stops at the source. The same layer seals the seams and fastener gaps that let air through and adds rigidity to the panels, across the walls and the roof.
How we install it
On-site assessment
We walk the building and find exactly where it's losing energy.
A clear, fair quote
You get a straightforward plan and price, the right material for each space, no upsell.
Clean, expert install
Our crew seals the envelope on the dates we agreed and leaves the site clean for the next trade.
Questions owners and builders ask
Why closed-cell foam for a metal building?
Because it bonds directly to steel, resists water and adds rigidity to the panels. One layer stops the condensation, seals the air gaps and insulates the building.
What kinds of steel buildings do you insulate?
Warehouses and distribution buildings, pre-engineered steel structures, and steel-sided equipment buildings and pole barns, in Connecticut and across the Hudson Valley.
How do we get a bid?
Send us the building's size, its use and your timeline through the bid form, or call. We walk the building or work from the plans and come back with a bid.
Where we do this
Based on Federal Road in Brookfield, working across western Connecticut and the New York border.
Best for
Steel buildings, warehouses, pre-engineered structures
Not sure which material is right for your building? We'll assess it and recommend the one that fits the job.
Request a bidRequest a bid.
Send us the project and we'll specify the assembly, document what it needs, and give you a bid and a schedule you can build around.