Moore sits between Oklahoma City and Norman along I-35 in Cleveland County. Large parts of the city were rebuilt after the May 1999 and May 2013 tornadoes, so many Moore neighborhoods have homes built in the last 25 years alongside older ranch homes from the 1970s and 1980s.
Rebuilt and newer homes are usually slab-on-grade with the air handler and ductwork in the attic and builder-grade insulation on the attic floor. Many homeowners have also added storm shelters or safe rooms, and garages often get converted or used as workshops.
We serve Moore from our Oklahoma City shop with free estimates seven days a week.
Spray Foam Insulation for Moore Homes and Buildings
In a typical Moore home, the attic is the main comfort problem. If the ductwork is up there and you plan to stay, roof deck spray foam usually makes the biggest difference. If budget matters most, air sealing and adding insulation on the attic floor is a solid alternative, and we price both.
Garages are another common Moore project. Closed-cell foam on garage walls and ceilings keeps a workshop usable through summer and protects any living space above or beside it.
Around Moore
We regularly work near:
- 📍I-35 corridor
- 📍Moore Warren Theatre area
- 📍Little River Park
- 📍South Telephone Road
- 📍SW 4th Street
- 📍Neighborhoods rebuilt after 2013
Moore Local Notes
- •Many homes were rebuilt after the 1999 and 2013 tornadoes.
- •Most homes are slab-on-grade with attic ductwork.
- •Garages are often used as workshops.
- •Older 1970s and 80s ranches need attic upgrades.
Most Requested Services in Moore
Attic Spray Foam in Moore
Roof deck foam for attic ductwork.
Garage and Shop Insulation in Moore
Workshops and detached garages.
Wall Spray Foam in Moore
Additions and new builds.
What Affects Spray Foam Costs in Moore
Moore pricing depends mostly on roof deck area and garage size. 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.