Do you serve all of Tulsa?

We serve Tulsa with a focus on west and southwest Tulsa near Sapulpa, and we take projects across the city. Call with your address to confirm.

How do you insulate an older Tulsa home with plaster walls?

We usually leave the plaster in place and focus on the attic, rim joists and crawl space, where most air leakage happens. Finished walls need a different product than standard spray foam.

Can spray foam roofing fix a leaking warehouse roof?

Often yes. Spray foam and a protective coating create a seamless, insulated roof over a dry, sound existing roof. Wet sections are removed first.

How much does commercial spray foam roofing cost?

Most commercial spray foam roofs run about $4 to $7 per square foot including coating, depending on thickness and prep.

Can you insulate a steel warehouse in Tulsa?

Yes. Closed-cell foam on the walls and roof stops condensation and lowers energy costs. Occupied buildings may need a thermal barrier coating.

Is spray foam worth it in a mid-century Tulsa ranch?

It can be if ducts run through the attic. Otherwise, air sealing and a blown-in top-up often give the best value.

How soon can you give me an estimate in Tulsa?

Call during business hours and we will set up a time. Estimates are free and usually take under an hour.

Spray Foam Insulation Tulsa, OK

Tulsa is just northeast of Sapulpa, and we regularly work across the city, especially in west and southwest Tulsa near the Route 66 corridor along Southwest Boulevard. The city has an enormous range of buildings, from 1920s bungalows and Tudor homes in the historic neighborhoods to mid-century ranches, newer suburban houses, and warehouses and commercial buildings across town.

Older Tulsa homes are often beautiful but leaky. Plaster walls, balloon framing in some of the oldest houses, minimal attic insulation and drafty crawl spaces are common. Air sealing and attic work usually give the most comfort per dollar, while the walls are left alone.

Tulsa also has a large stock of commercial and industrial buildings with steel walls and flat roofs. Closed-cell foam and spray foam roofing are a good fit for warehouses, shops and offices that leak, sweat or cost too much to cool.

Around Tulsa

Route 66 along Southwest Boulevard and 11th Street
The Arkansas River corridor
Historic midtown neighborhoods
West Tulsa near Turkey Mountain
Warehouses and industrial buildings
A short drive from our Sapulpa base

Insulation Notes for Tulsa Properties

Historic homes with plaster walls are best served by attic, rim joist and crawl space work rather than opening the walls.
Balloon-framed houses need fire blocking and sealing at the top of the walls before insulating the attic.
Flat-roof commercial buildings can often be restored with spray foam roofing over the existing roof when it is dry.
Steel warehouses and shops need closed-cell foam for condensation control and a thermal barrier where occupied.

Most Requested Insulation Services in Tulsa

Attic Spray Foam Insulation

Seals leaky attics in older Tulsa homes.

Spray Foam Roofing

Restores flat roofs on commercial buildings and warehouses.

Metal Building Insulation

Controls condensation in steel warehouses and shops.

What Affects Insulation Costs in Tulsa

Tulsa projects range widely, so pricing depends on the building. Older homes are priced around attic access, fire blocking needs and old insulation removal. Commercial roofs are priced by square foot after a moisture survey, and steel buildings by area and foam thickness. The free estimate gives you a written price before any work starts.

Every project starts with a free estimate and a written quote. Call (918) 347-1793 or use the quote form on our contact page.

Spray Foam Insulation in Tulsa, OK