Texas Foam Pro Performance Monitor™

We keep watching your attic, long after the rig pulls away.

Installing spray foam is only half of good building science. The other half is verifying that it keeps working. The Performance Monitor™ watches the vitals of your sealed attic continuously, so you always know it is performing as it should.

Three Promises, Not a Gadget

You did not buy a device. You bought confidence that your attic stays healthy. Here is exactly what the Performance Monitor™ promises you.

Someone is watching over your attic

Long after the rig pulls away, we keep an eye on the space we sealed. Your attic is checked continuously, not once a year, and not only when something already went wrong.

You'll know if something unusual happens

If conditions in your attic drift outside the healthy range, we notice. You can choose to be notified too, so a slow change never becomes a silent surprise.

You can verify your foam is performing

Peace of mind you can actually look at. Your dashboard shows, in plain numbers, that your sealed attic is behaving the way good building science says it should.

What Your Attic Dashboard Shows You

Everything is framed around one thing: knowing your attic is healthy. Here is what you see, and why each of these matters to you.

Current attic temperature

See how close your sealed attic is running to your living space, the whole point of a conditioned attic. No more guessing what it feels like above your ceiling.

Relative humidity

Humidity is the quiet variable that decides whether an attic stays healthy. Your dashboard shows it in real time, so moisture never builds up unseen.

Calculated dew point

We calculate the temperature at which moisture would start to condense. Watching the gap between your surfaces and the dew point is how we confirm your attic stays dry.

Device status

A clear, honest indicator that your monitor is online and reporting. If it stops, you (and we) will know, instead of assuming everything is fine.

Last-update time

Every reading is stamped so you always know how fresh your data is. Fresh numbers mean you are looking at your attic as it is right now.

Historical charts

Watch temperature, humidity, and dew point trend across days and seasons. Patterns tell a story that a single snapshot never can.

Plain-language status

We translate the numbers into words. What does 89 degrees in a sealed attic in August actually mean? Your dashboard tells you, without the jargon.

Optional email or SMS alerts

Turn on notifications and get a heads-up the moment conditions leave the healthy range. Leave them off if you would rather we simply keep watch. Your call.

Texas Foam Pro Performance Monitor attic data shown in the mobile app and customer portal
Your attic, in your pocket

Check In From Anywhere

Your attic data goes wherever you go. Pull up the mobile app to glance at current conditions from the driveway, the office, or a hotel across the country. When you want the full picture, sign in to your Texas Foam Pro customer portal.

In the mobile app

Check your attic from anywhere. Live temperature, humidity, and dew point, right on your phone, with alerts if you want them.

In your customer portal

See the full picture in your Texas Foam Pro portal: historical charts, trends over the seasons, and plain-language explanations of what the numbers mean.

Your attic dashboard in the Texas Foam Pro portal

Texas Foam Pro customer portal attic dashboard showing current temperature, humidity, dew point, and 7-day environment trends

The Building Science Behind It

We do not just install foam. We verify that the building science keeps working. Temperature, humidity, and dew point are the vitals of a sealed attic, the way a pulse and blood pressure are the vitals of a body. Watch them, and you know whether the system is healthy.

Temperature

In a properly sealed attic, temperature should track much closer to your conditioned living space than to the blistering air outside. A vented Texas attic can hit 150 degrees in July. A conditioned one should not.

Relative humidity

Once an attic is sealed and part of the conditioned envelope, humidity should stay within a comfortable, stable band. Persistently high humidity is a signal that moisture is entering or being generated somewhere it should not be.

Dew point margin

The real question is not the humidity number alone. It is how much room there is between your surface temperatures and the dew point. A healthy margin means condensation stays away from your framing and roof deck.

Why continuous data beats a one-time inspection

A single inspection tells you how your attic looked on one afternoon. It cannot tell you what happened during the first cold snap, the muggiest week of August, or the day your HVAC struggled. Continuous data captures the whole story across days and seasons, so a slow drift is caught early instead of discovered late.

What We Watch For

These are the changes that matter in a sealed attic. When one shows up, we notice, and you have the option to be notified too.

High humidity

A steady climb in relative humidity is one of the earliest signs that something has changed in a sealed attic. We watch for it so it never quietly settles in.

Condensation risk

When surface temperatures drift too close to the dew point, moisture can condense on framing and the roof deck. We track that margin and flag it before it becomes a problem.

Unusual temperature swings

A conditioned attic should stay steady. Sharp or unexpected swings can point to an HVAC issue, a breach in the envelope, or a change worth a closer look.

A sensor that stops reporting

If your monitor goes quiet, we treat that as a signal, not silence. We will check on it so you do not have to think about it.

Privacy and Security, Taken Seriously

Inviting us to watch your attic is a matter of trust, and we treat it that way. Here is how we protect your data and respect your control at every step.

Only what is necessary

We collect only the data reasonably necessary to monitor your attic. We are interested in temperature, humidity, and dew point, not in you.

Explicit authorization first

We never access a device without your explicit authorization. Monitoring is opt-in, and the choice is always yours.

Encryption at rest

Credentials and access tokens are encrypted at rest, so sensitive information is protected even where it is stored.

TLS in transit

Data moving between your attic, our systems, the app, and your portal is protected with encryption in transit.

Role-based permissions

Our employees only have the access their role requires. No one on our team can see more than they need to do their job.

Server-side tenant isolation

Your data is isolated on the server side, so one customer's information is never exposed to another.

Audit logging

Administrative access is recorded through audit logging, so there is always an accountable record of who did what.

Easy revocation

You can revoke authorization easily, at any time. Turning monitoring off should be as simple as turning it on.

Retention and deletion

We maintain clear data-retention and account-deletion processes, so your information does not linger longer than it should.

Telemetry kept separate

Attic telemetry is kept separate from unnecessary personal information. The readings from your attic do not need to be tied to a profile of you.

We never sell your data

We never sell customer telemetry or personal data. The readings from your attic exist to keep your attic healthy, nothing else. If you ever want your data removed, our account-deletion process makes that straightforward.

Performance Monitor™ Questions, Answered

How much does the Performance Monitor cost, and is it included?

The Texas Foam Pro Performance Monitor is offered as part of our building science approach to spray foam. It is placed only with your approval, and we will be clear about what is included with your project before anything is installed. If you have questions about your specific estimate, reach out and we will walk you through it.

Do I have to have it?

No. Monitoring is completely optional. We place a monitor in your attic only with your approval, and you can decline it entirely. If you would rather not have a device in your attic, that is perfectly fine, and it does not change the quality of your foam installation.

What happens if the monitor goes offline?

If your monitor stops reporting, we treat that as a signal worth investigating rather than something to ignore. We will look into it and reach out if needed, so you do not have to babysit a device or troubleshoot anything yourself.

Can I turn it off?

Yes. You can revoke authorization at any time, and we will stop accessing the device. You are always in control of whether monitoring is active, and turning it off is straightforward.

What data do you actually see?

We see the readings that describe the health of your attic: temperature, humidity, calculated dew point, device status, and update times. We collect only what is reasonably necessary to provide monitoring, we keep that telemetry separate from unnecessary personal information, and we never sell customer telemetry or personal data.

Does it work with my phone?

Yes. You can check your attic from anywhere using the mobile app on your phone, and you can see the full picture any time through your Texas Foam Pro customer portal. The same live data shows up in both places.

Why does an attic even need monitoring?

A sealed, conditioned attic is a building science system, and like any system it performs best when someone is paying attention to its vitals. Temperature, humidity, and dew point are the signs that tell us the system is working. Watching them continuously is how we verify the foam keeps doing its job long after installation day.

Foam That Is Watched Over, Not Just Installed

Every Texas Foam Pro project is designed around building science, and the Performance Monitor™ is how we help you verify it keeps working. Start with a free estimate, or reach out and we will answer any question you have.