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Closed-Cell Spray Foam on a Drive-In Porch Addition in Tomball, TX Expanding an existing structure with a covered drive-in porch or lean-to addition is a smart way to increase usable square footage. However, tying new construction—like the wood-framed wall seen in this project—into an existing metal building structure requires a versatile insulation strategy to properly seal gaps, bridge different building materials, and stop heavy heat transfer. The Challenge of Enclosed Additions When you enclose a space with a sloped metal

Commercial Automotive Garage Spray Foam Insulation in Onalaska, TX This project perfectly demonstrates the value of proper commercial spray foam in a heavy-duty industrial space. The owner of this massive metal automotive garage in Onalaska, Texas, needed a permanent solution to handle the intense East Texas climate. The building features tall ceilings, large roll-up doors, heavy steel framing, overhead crane systems, and an integrated interior office structure. The Challenge of Commercial Auto Shops Large metal shops present unique climate control

Closed-Cell Spray Foam on an Arched Metal Barn in Onalaska, TX This project involved applying closed-cell spray foam to a massive metal barn structure in Onalaska, TX. The building features an expansive, arched metal roof supported by heavy steel structural framing, alongside wood-framed lower exterior walls. Structures with this sheer volume and exposed metal surface area can easily become sweltering ovens during the summer if they lack a proper thermal barrier. What the Building Needed Bare metal roofs transfer an

Closed-Cell Spray Foam on a Metal Building in Livingston, TX This project came in at the right stage — framing done, roll-up doors roughed in, mezzanine framed up, and a blank canvas of uninsulated corrugated metal ready to go. The owner was building out a barndominium-style metal building in Livingston, Texas and wanted to insulate before the walls got closed up. That’s the right call. Getting spray foam in at the pre-drywall stage means full access to every surface, no

Closed-Cell Spray Foam for a Metal Shop in Cleveland, TX When the owner of this metal shop in Cleveland, Texas first called Weeks Spray Foam, the building had been sitting uninsulated for years. The galvanized steel walls and bare ceiling did nothing to stop the East Texas heat — and every summer, the space became impossible to use. Condensation dripped from the ceiling during temperature swings, tools left inside showed rust from the humidity, and the cost of running any

This project involved applying closed-cell spray foam insulation to a metal building near Livingston, TX, where heat gain and interior comfort were major concerns. Like many structures in this region, the building struggled to maintain consistent temperatures and was difficult to use during peak daytime hours. To solve this, Weeks Spray Foam installed a full layer of closed-cell spray foam along the interior wall system. This approach creates a tighter building envelope, significantly improves energy efficiency, and helps reduce moisture