Southlake is home base for Texas Foam Pro, so your project starts a short drive from our door.
Get My Free QuoteSouthlake sits in Tarrant County near Grapevine Lake, and it is where Texas Foam Pro is headquartered. Because our crews and materials are staged right here, scheduling a design visit or an install in Southlake is about as simple as it gets across the whole DFW region.
Most of the housing stock here was built from the 1990s through the 2020s, with a lot of custom and semi-custom homes carrying large, complex rooflines. Big rooflines mean big attic volumes, and in North Texas that translates into serious summer heat load sitting directly above your living space.
Whether you own one of those newer custom homes, an older property, a business, a garage, a workshop, or a detached outbuilding, we insulate all of it. Every project type is welcome, from full residential systems to commercial buildings and everything in between.
A wide, cut-up roofline creates a lot of attic surface area. When that attic is vented and insulated only at the ceiling, the space above your rooms can push past 130 degrees on a July afternoon. Spraying foam directly against the roof deck moves the insulation boundary up to the roofline and brings the attic inside the conditioned envelope.
This approach, often called a conditioned attic, is a strong fit for homes with HVAC equipment and ductwork in the attic. Instead of your air handler baking in extreme heat, it runs in a space much closer to the temperature of your home.
Because so many Southlake homes are relatively recent, many were built to modern energy codes with tighter framing. That is a good starting point, but standard vented attics still leave the ductwork and air handler in punishing heat.
If you are building new or finishing an addition, this is the ideal moment to plan foam. We coordinate with builders on new construction so the insulation strategy is set before drywall goes up.
Not every space needs the same product. Open-cell foam is a common, cost-effective choice for attics and interior walls, while closed-cell foam adds structural rigidity and a moisture barrier where it matters most.
If you want to compare the two products side by side, our foam types comparison breaks down where each one performs best.
Start with our free instant online estimate to get a ballpark in minutes. From there we schedule a design visit to confirm scope, measure carefully, and answer questions.
After install, we verify the work so you know the foam was applied at the right thickness and coverage. Since we are local, follow-up is easy.
Yes. Our crews, equipment, and materials are staged in Southlake, so scheduling design visits and installs in town usually involves the shortest lead times of anywhere we serve.
Absolutely. Big, cut-up rooflines are common here and are exactly where roof deck foam shines. We map the attic geometry, then apply foam against the deck to control the heat load.
We do. Garages, workshops, pool houses, and detached outbuildings all benefit from foam, and we treat them with the same care as the main house.
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Whatever you are insulating, a home, a business, a garage, or anything else, we will design a foam system around your specific project. Get instant pricing in under five minutes.