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Cut Your Energy Bills With Spray Foam Insulation in Utah County

Sick of cold floors, drafts, and bills that climb every winter? Closed cell and open cell spray foam air-seal and insulate Utah County homes.

Published price ranges Free to request Every city in Utah County

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Sick of Drafts and High Energy Bills? Spray Foam Can Fix That.

Most homes in Utah Valley were insulated to codes that are decades out of date. Fiberglass batts slow heat down, but they do nothing about the air leaking through every wire hole, can light, and rim joist. The rim joist is the band of wood where your floor framing sits on top of the foundation, and it is one of the leakiest spots in a typical Utah home. Air leakage can account for up to 40 percent of a home’s energy loss.

Spray foam does both jobs in one application: it insulates and air-seals. The EPA estimates homeowners save an average of 15 percent on heating and cooling just by air sealing and insulating attics, crawl spaces, and rim joists. In a climate zone 5 valley that swings from 20-degree winters to 95-degree summers, that work matters.

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Spray foam insulation applied to a raised ceiling

Our Insulation Services for Every Need

Insulation is the only subject on this site, from attic to crawl space.

Closed cell spray foam on framing

Closed Cell Spray Foam

R-6 to R-7 per inch, the highest of any common insulation, with a vapor barrier built in. The right choice for rim joists, basements, and garages.

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Open cell spray foam in a ceiling

Open Cell Spray Foam

A complete air seal at a third of the cost of closed cell, plus sound dampening. The best value for attics and interior walls.

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Installer working in an attic roof

Attic Insulation

The attic is often the first place to add insulation. Climate zone 5 calls for R-49 to R-60. Many older Utah homes have less.

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Spray foam in a crawl space

Crawl Space Insulation

Cold floors trace back to the crawl space. Sealing and insulating the walls stops the space under your home fighting your furnace.

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Old damaged attic insulation before removal

Insulation Removal

Rodent damage, water stains, smoke odor. Sealed vacuum removal takes old insulation out without dragging the mess through your home.

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Not Sure What You Need?

Send a quote request and pick “Not sure yet”. The right foam depends on moisture, space and budget, which a provider checks on site.

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What to Expect When You Send a Request

How a request works, in three steps.

1

Describe Your Project

Send the quote form or call. Attic, crawl space, basement, garage, walls, or new construction.

2

Shared With One Provider

If you agree, your request goes to one independent insulation provider for your area, when one is available. Response times are not guaranteed.

3

Check Any Quote

Before you sign, compare the quote with the price ranges on this site and the insulation quote checklist.

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How Utah Valley Foam Works

  • ✓ A referral service, not a contractor

    Utah Valley Foam publishes insulation information for Utah County. It does not install insulation, inspect homes or write quotes.

  • ✓ Published price ranges

    Price ranges for open cell, closed cell, attics, rim joists and removal are on this website. If open cell will do the job, closed cell is not needed.

  • ✓ Built for climate zone 5

    Freezing winters, hot dry summers, 4,500 feet of elevation. The guides here are written for this valley’s climate and Utah’s energy code, not a national average.

  • ✓ Free to request

    Homeowners are never charged by Utah Valley Foam. Each provider is responsible for its own licensing, pricing and work.

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Transparent Pricing, Published Up Front

Every home is different, but you should not need a sales visit to learn what things roughly cost. Foam is sold by the board foot, which is one square foot at one inch deep.

Open Cell Foam

Attics, interior walls, sound control
$0.45–0.75 / board foot
  • R-3.6 to R-3.9 per inch
  • Complete air seal
  • Sound dampening
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Attic Projects

Floor seal and top-up, or full roof deck
$1,500–7,000 typical range
  • Best ROI per the US DOE
  • Brings attics to R-49 and above
  • Stops ice dams at the source

Closed Cell Foam

Rim joists, basements, garages, crawl spaces
$1.00–1.70 / board foot
  • R-6 to R-7 per inch
  • Vapor barrier built in
  • Adds structural rigidity

Rim joists usually run $1,000 to $2,500. Old insulation removal runs $1.00 to $2.00 per square foot. Request a quote for a price on your exact project.

Which Insulation Is Most Effective?

In a zone 5 winter, the difference shows up on your bill.

Spray FoamFiberglass Batts
Stops air leaks (up to 40% of energy loss)Yes, completelyNo
R-value per inchR-3.6 to R-7About R-3.2
Sags, gaps, or absorbs moisture over timeNoYes
Vapor barrier includedYes (closed cell)Separate install
Fills wire holes, can lights, odd cavitiesExpands to fillLeaves gaps

Covering All of Utah County

From Lehi at the north end of the valley to Payson at the south.

See the Difference

Foam fills every gap, seam, and wire hole. Fiberglass leaves them all open.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does spray foam insulation cost in Utah County?
Open cell runs $0.45 to $0.75 per board foot, closed cell $1.00 to $1.70. A board foot is one square foot at one inch deep. A typical attic lands between $1,500 and $5,000, a full roof deck between $3,000 and $7,000, and rim joists $1,000 to $2,500. Ask for removal on its own line so you see both numbers.
Open cell or closed cell, which one do I need?
Simple rule: moisture risk or tight space means closed cell. Big open cavities above grade mean open cell. Not sure? Say so in your quote request.
Do I have to remove my old insulation first?
Not always. Clean, dry blown-in insulation can often stay. Insulation with rodent damage, water staining, or mold has to come out, and that is checked on site.
How long does the install take?
It depends on the size of the job and the product. Ask the provider for the schedule in writing with the quote, including the manufacturer’s re-entry time.
Is spray foam insulation worth the cost?
In climate zone 5, usually yes. Heating and cooling account for about half of a typical home’s energy use, and air sealing and insulation can reduce those bills. Foam also stops drafts and cold floors, which no monthly bill line captures.
Is spray foam safe for my family?
Follow the re-occupancy guidance. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission advises leaving the house during installation and for at least 24 hours after, and says the right time depends on the product and whether children, older people or other sensitive individuals live there. Get the manufacturer’s re-entry time in writing before work starts.

More answers: the insulation questions homeowners ask most

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