From attics to foundations, we provide insulation solutions that improve comfort, efficiency, and long-term building performance. Whether you’re upgrading a home, tackling a commercial project, or starting from scratch, our team can help you choose the right product for the job. Explore our services below to learn more.
Spray Foam Insulation
Grizzly Gold Closed-Cell Spray Foam is a high-performance, two-component insulation system designed to boost energy efficiency and building durability. It expands on contact to create an airtight, moisture-resistant seal that also adds structural strength. With outstanding thermal performance and air sealing, it’s an ideal solution for residential, commercial, and industrial projects—including basements, metal buildings, and exterior walls.
Applications:
- Foundations/Under Concrete Slabs, Basement Walls, Crawl Spaces
- Exterior Walls (New Builds/Retrofits)
- Well/Septic Lines
- Trailers, Vehicles, Pools, Sea Cans, Quonset Huts, Sheds
- Areas with high moisture or temperature control
Key benefits:
- Superior R-Value, Per Inch
- Radon Control System
- Acts as an air and moisture barrier
- Adds structural strength
- Helps lower energy bills
- Long-lasting and durable
Batt Fiberglass /Rockwool Insulation
Batt insulation, including mineral wool (Rockwool), is a reliable, cost-effective option that fits neatly between studs, joists, and rafters. It’s ideal for straightforward installs in open walls and offers excellent sound control and fire resistance when using Rockwool.
Applications:
- IInterior and exterior walls in new builds
- Ceilings and floors between units or levels
- Renovations with exposed framing
- Soundproofing rooms (bedrooms, mechanical spaces, etc)
- Fire-rated assemblies (Rockwool)
Key Benefits:
- Easy to install in standard framing
- Available in various R-values and thicknesses
- Rockwool resists fire, mold, and pests
- Enhances sound separation between rooms
- Budget-friendly for large areas
Blown-In Cellulose
Blown-in cellulose is an eco-friendly insulation made from recycled paper fibers, offering excellent thermal performance and sound control. It’s ideal for filling gaps in attics and wall cavities, delivering even coverage that won’t easily settle over time. This insulation pairs especially well with attic remediation work—sealing leaks and boosting efficiency in one go.
Applications:
- Attic top-ups and upgrades
- Dense-packing walls in retrofits
- Adding insulation to irregular or hard-to-reach spaces
- Soundproofing interior walls and floors
- Homes seeking greener, recycled material options
Key Benefits:
- Environmentally Friendly (up to 85% recycled content)
- Great coverage with minimal air gaps
- Helps reduce heating and cooling costs
DC315 Fire Coating
DC315 is an intumescent fire-resistant coating used as a thermal and ignition barrier over spray polyurethane foam (SPF). It helps meet building code requirements for exposed foam and adds an extra layer of safety in both residential and commercial spaces.
Best used for:
- Exposed spray foam in basements, attics, crawl spaces
- Garage ceilings and utility rooms
- Commercial buildings with visible spray foam
- Areas where ignition or thermal barriers are required by code
- Jobs where drywall isn’t being installed over foam
Key Benefits:
- Meets major building code requirements (thermal & ignition barrier)
- Tested and approved for use over SPF
- Applied like paint—fast and clean
- Helps delay flame spread and smoke development
- Water-based, low-VOC, and easy to clean up
Attic Remediation
Attic remediation is the first step to restoring a clean, healthy attic space. We safely remove old insulation—especially if it’s been damaged by mold, moisture, or pests—so your home is ready for a proper insulation upgrade. It’s an essential part of improving indoor air quality and overall energy performance.
best used for:
- Attics with rodent, bird, or pest contamination
- Moldy or moisture-damaged insulation
- Renovation projects needing a fresh start
- Prepping for new blown-in or batt insulation
- Homes with poor air quality linked to attic issues
key benefits:
- Removes contaminated, ineffective insulation
- Helps improve air quality and reduce allergens
- Creates a clean, safe base for new insulation
- Prevents lingering odours and future issues
- Supports healthier home performance overall