Bethany sits on the west side of the Oklahoma City metro along NW 39th Expressway, the old Route 66 alignment, between Lake Overholser and Warr Acres. It is home to Southern Nazarene University and borders Wiley Post Airport.
Much of Bethany's housing dates to the 1950s through 1970s, with brick ranch homes on established streets. Those homes often have thin attic insulation, original windows and plenty of air leaks.
Bethany is only a few minutes from our shop at 3401 N May Ave, and we offer free estimates seven days a week.
Spray Foam Insulation for Bethany Homes and Buildings
Homes near Wiley Post Airport and the expressway also deal with traffic and aircraft noise. Open-cell foam in walls and on the roof deck noticeably dampens that noise while sealing the air leaks that make older homes drafty.
For Bethany ranch homes with ducts in the attic, roof deck foam is a common upgrade. For simpler attics, air sealing and blown-in insulation is the budget option, and we price both.
Many Bethany homes were built with the furnace in a hall closet and ducts running through a shallow attic. In summer those ducts sit in some of the hottest air in the house, so sealing the attic floor or the roof deck often makes back bedrooms noticeably more comfortable. We also see a lot of 1960s additions and enclosed patios that were insulated far less than the original house.
Around Bethany
We regularly work near:
- 📍Southern Nazarene University
- 📍Lake Overholser
- 📍Wiley Post Airport
- 📍NW 39th Expressway (Route 66)
- 📍Eldon Lyon Park
- 📍Rockwell Avenue
Bethany Local Notes
- •Most homes date to the 1950s through 1970s.
- •Noise from the airport and expressway.
- •Open-cell foam helps with sound.
- •Very close to our shop.
Most Requested Services in Bethany
Attic Spray Foam in Bethany
Ranch homes with attic ducts.
Wall Insulation in Bethany
Remodels and noise control.
Crawl Space Encapsulation in Bethany
Older homes on crawl spaces.
What Affects Spray Foam Costs in Bethany
Bethany attics and remodels are usually priced at the lower to middle part of our ranges. Open-cell foam typically runs about $0.45 to $0.80 per board foot and closed-cell about $1.00 to $2.00. Your free estimate gives you an exact written price.