One application that air-seals and insulates at the same time — lower heating and cooling bills, fewer drafts, less noise, better moisture control, and a stronger building. Homes, shops, barns and metal buildings across Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota & Wyoming. Veteran-owned and BPI-certified, sprayed by our own crew.
A big share of a building's energy loss comes from air leaks — gaps you can't see in the attic, walls, and crawl space. Spray polyurethane foam seals those gaps in one application: it insulates and air-seals at the same time, something batts and blown-in can't do. In our climate — long, cold winters and hard plains wind — that air seal is the difference between fighting your furnace and forgetting about it. We'll run diagnostic testing to find exactly where your building leaks, recommend open- or closed-cell foam for the job, and seal it right.
Foam expands into every gap and seam, stopping the drafts that steal your heat. One step, air barrier and insulation together.
Closed-cell delivers about R-6.5 per inch and adds structural rigidity — ideal for metal buildings, crawlspaces and roofs.
Closed-cell foam acts as an air and vapor barrier, cutting condensation and helping protect against moisture and rot.
Dense, high-R, air + vapor barrier. Best for metal buildings, shops, crawlspaces, rim joists, roofs and anywhere moisture control matters.
Great expansion and sound control for interior walls and large attics where a vapor-permeable insulation is the right call.
Seamless spray-foam roofing with a protective coating — stops leaks and adds insulation on low-slope commercial and ag roofs. See SPF roofing →
Acrylic and silicone coatings that extend roof life and protect foam from UV — done to manufacturer spec.
Learn more: Open-cell vs closed-cell · Attic insulation · Ice dam prevention · The building envelope · Foam strengthens walls · Spec & QA standard
Owner Clifton Behner holds BPI Professional and Technician certifications from the Building Performance Institute. Your foam is applied by a crew trained in air sealing, moisture control and whole-building performance — not spray-and-go.
Based in Glendive, MT and serving the four-state region. If your town isn't listed, call — we travel for the right job.
Closed-cell for metal buildings, crawlspaces, roofs and anywhere moisture and high R-value matter. Open-cell for interior walls and large attics where sound control and a vapor-permeable foam are the right fit. We'll tell you straight which one your job calls for.
Yes — pole barns, shops, and steel buildings are a big part of what we do. Closed-cell foam seals the metal, stops condensation, and holds temperature.
Once it's fully cured and the space is re-ventilated per the manufacturer's guidance, the foam is inert and stays put in the assembly. We spray to the manufacturer's spec and follow their re-occupancy guidance on every job.
Yes — closed-cell foam is rigid, so it adds racking stiffness to walls and helps tie the assembly together. That's one reason it's a favorite for metal buildings, pole barns and roofs.
Yes. We offer $0-down financing through Hearth — checking your rate is a 60-second soft pull that won't affect your credit.
Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming, based out of Glendive, MT. Call 406-939-8301 for current lead times in your area.