Commercial work is scheduled around the people and inventory inside, so we plan each step with the owner. Size, height and occupancy of the building alter the order, and the estimator describes what to expect at your site.
1. Free Walkthrough and Written Quote
Our estimator covers the roof, walls and interior, recording panel type, height, obstructions and anything stacked against the walls. The free written quote lists each surface with foam type and thickness. Since every surface has its own line, you can phase the work over several budgets or set the quote beside another contractor’s before deciding.
2. Planning Access and Phasing
We spray large buildings one section at a time. Together we decide which areas to empty, where stock can wait under cover, what hours work for tenants and how lifts move without blocking aisles. Inventory and equipment are covered or relocated before spraying begins. Everything goes into a written plan, so owners and tenants know the schedule day by day.
3. Protecting the Space
Anything foam must avoid, from floors and doors to windows, wiring and fixtures, is masked, and drains and vents are shielded. We inspect panels for dust, moisture, rust and loose fasteners, because clean, dry metal holds foam best, and any needed repair is written down first. Ventilation equipment operates throughout, and nobody enters the section being sprayed.
4. Spraying Roof and Walls
The crew applies foam in controlled passes rather than a single heavy coat, working from lifts or scaffolds depending on the building. Our installer watches the mix at the gun and builds up to the thickness on your quote. Thin, stacked passes prevent shrinkage and odors, and seams are sealed along the way. Each pass cures before the next, and the installer checks seams, fasteners and edges before moving on.
5. Checking and Handing Back the Space
Thickness is measured at multiple spots on roof and walls, and thin areas are sprayed again. Leave the area empty for 24 hours or longer while the foam cures. Warranty paperwork and a walk through the finished work come next, after the crew pulls coverings, bags debris and sweeps. Later questions go to the same office contact who booked your job.