Foam Insulation, Columbus, OH

We will ensure your foam insulation project goes as planned for optimal benefits for your home.

In the past couple of decades, spray foam insulation has become increasingly popular for homes in northern climates, such as the Columbus, Ohio area. The fact that it has a high R-value per inch when compared to other insulation options makes it ideal for both new construction and upgrading existing homes. At 31-W Insulation, we recommend closed-cell spray foam for northern climates because it is higher-density and more compact for maximum benefits.

Foam Insulation in Columbus, Ohio

Another advantage of closed-cell foam insulation is that it is an air and vapor barrier and water-resistant. While there are certain circumstances in which this product is not recommended, it is ideal for the vast majority of situations. You can count on our team to do a thorough assessment to determine if it is the right product for your home.

There are two things to keep in mind when it comes to spray foam insulation. The first is to go with a quality product. We have you covered in that respect because we turn to three industry leaders– Johns Manville, Demilec USA, and Icynene — which have many decades of experience. The second is to recognize that the quality of the installation is critically important not only to maximize the benefits of foam insulation, but also to avoid potential problems. Since spray foam insulation is not reversible, it is important to get it right the first time. Our installers are highly trained and experienced professionals, so you can be confident you’ll enjoy the benefits of our foam insulation for many years to come.

If you have any questions about foam insulation or any of our other insulation products and services, don’t hesitate to contact us.


Right here in Ohio, we also offer foam insulation in Middletown & Dayton. 31w is also proud to serve many states throughout the Southeastern portion of the U.S. Read more about our services in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee & Texas.