Spray Foam Insulation for Multi-Family and Residential Homes

Superior Comfort, Maximum Efficiency, Built to Last.

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Westwood Apartments, Pontiac, MI

Why Multi-Family & Residential Properties Need Spray Foam Insulation

  • Traditional insulation allows air leaks, forcing HVAC systems to work harder.

  • Poor insulation leads to uncomfortable hot and cold spots throughout the property.

  • Unsealed spaces allow condensation buildup, leading to mold and costly damage.

  • Standard insulation does little to reduce sound between units and floors.

Why Choose J&J Spray Foam For Your Spray Foam Insulation?

  • Experienced in insulating warehouses, office spaces, and industrial buildings

  • Lower heating & cooling costs while improving efficiency

  • Professional, mess-free spray foam insulation installation

  • Only using high-performance American-made spray foam

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Stronger, Smarter, and More Efficient Insulation

Spray foam insulation ensures lower energy costs, better indoor air quality, and long-term durability for your custom home.

Open Cell vs. Closed Cell Foam - Which is Right for Your Project?

J&J Spray Foam offers both closed cell and open cell spray foam insulation to fit the specific needs of your commercial project.

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  • Fills cracks and gaps completely, ensuring no air leaks.

  • Absorbs sound waves to create a quieter, more comfortable environment.

  • Delivers long-term energy savings at a lower upfront cost.

Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation

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  • Provides superior thermal resistance, reducing energy loss and cutting heating/cooling costs.

  • Hardens into a durable layer, reinforcing walls and roofs for added stability.

  • Repels water, preventing leaks, mold, and long-term structural damage.

Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation