Spray foam insulation in Dayton.
We spray post-frame barns, shops and homes around Dayton, 60.5 miles from our base in Anderson. Our nearest photographed job is 39.0 miles away in Tipton.
What the buildings here are like.
Dayton is one of 6 towns we cover in Tippecanoe County, with 495 homes split between two eras — the middle of the stock dates to 1979. What we recommend depends on which half of the town a building sits in.
Population and housing figures: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey ACS 2024 5-year. Tippecanoe County is in climate zone 5, the colder of the two zones Indiana spans.
60.5 miles east to our base in Anderson, straight line.
Farm buildings outnumber subdivisions.
Dayton has about 1017 people per square mile, so this is post-frame country: barns, machine sheds, shops and the odd barndominium. Open cell goes on OSB or a liner and never on bare metal; closed cell can go straight onto the steel, and we recommend a coating over it.
What is around Dayton.
From Dayton, Lafayette is 5.0 miles west, Mulberry is 6.0 miles east, West Lafayette is 9.2 miles north-west. Lafayette is the larger of them at 71,159 people against Dayton's 1,168. We cover all of them, so if we are quoting your building we are often already working nearby that week — it is worth asking when you call.
Old houses, and a lot of them.
23.2% of Dayton's homes were built before 1950 — 115 of roughly 495. Houses that old were framed before anyone was sealing them: the attic is usually vented with batts thrown over the joists, and the crawlspace is open to the outside. Foam in those two places is the change people feel first.
A small town, and we quote it like one.
Dayton has about 1,168 people and 495 homes. In a town this size the work is word of mouth: we do one building, the neighbour sees the trailer, and we end up doing three that week. Ask us who else we have worked for nearby and we will tell you.
Owners, not landlords.
81.4% of homes in Dayton are owner-occupied. People who intend to stay tend to weigh a foam job against twenty more winters in the building rather than against next year's rent roll, and that usually changes which option makes sense.
What we spray around Dayton.
We also do Crawlspaces · Attics · Metal buildings · Livestock barns here.
The nearest job we can show you.
These photos are from Tipton, about 39.0 miles from Dayton. They are our own jobs, not stock photography.
Questions about Dayton.
Do you serve Dayton?
Yes. Dayton is in Tippecanoe County, about 60.5 miles from our base in Anderson in a straight line. We drive that regularly, and it is well inside the hour and a half we cover for a typical job. The closest job we have photographed is in Tipton, about 39.0 miles from Dayton. You can see it on our work page.
My Dayton house is old. Does foam still work?
It usually works better. 23.2% of homes here pre-date 1950, and buildings from that era were never sealed, so there is more to gain. We do have to look first: knob-and-tube wiring, an old roof leak or existing insulation that needs to come out all change the job. That is what the visit is for.
What does spray foam cost in Dayton?
It depends on the building, the foam and the thickness, so we quote every job rather than publish a price. Our minimum job is $2,000. Tell us about the building and we'll come out and measure.
Do you insulate pole barns around Dayton?
Yes, and it is a lot of what we do out here. Open cell goes on OSB or a proper liner and never on bare metal. Closed cell can go directly onto the steel, and we strongly recommend a coating over it. The building has to be empty, and we bring our own lifts and scaffolding.
Nearby towns we cover.
Tell us about the building in Dayton.
Tell us what you're insulating. Prefer to talk? Call or text (765) 639-6136
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