Insulation Contractor in Jerome, ID - Even Heat From Attic to Crawl Space
Steady Jerome Spray Foam Insulation is an insulation contractor based in Jerome, ID. We seal and insulate attics, walls, crawl spaces and metal shops here, and fix what's wrong underneath before any new insulation goes in.
Jerome insulation, done in orderstarting with what's underneath
Most Jerome calls start with a drafty bedroom, a room over the garage that never matches the rest of the house, or a power bill that keeps climbing. Business owners call about shops and metal buildings, the same mix we see over in Twin Falls.
Price moves with how much attic, wall or crawl space there is, how hard it is to reach, and whether old material has to come out first. The schedule turns on that cleanup and any permit review, and your written estimate puts it all on paper.
Call (208) 544-9045 or send a note through the form below, and I'll come out and walk your house with you.
What we do in Jeromeattic to crawl space, house to shop
Here's what we do in Jerome, and each job starts with a look at what's already there and a fix for anything wet or leaking.
- Spray foam insulation For metal shops and odd framing, where foam seals the air and insulates in one pass.
- Attic insulation Older attics here often have a few thin inches left, so we seal the gaps and top it up evenly.
- Blown-in insulation Loose fill blown through a hose, laid deep right out to the edges and kept clear of the eave vents.
- Home insulation A whole-house look when a few rooms run drafty or the heat never evens out between floors.
- Insulation removal Old fill that's soaked or full of droppings comes out first, so the problem doesn't stay hidden.
- Crawl space insulation Cold floors usually trace back to a bare crawl space, and we insulate it once it's dry.
- Wall insulation Older walls that feel cold to the touch, filled through small openings so the room stays mostly intact.
- Air sealing services Closing the gaps around pipes, wires and the hatch before insulating, so the new layer isn't fighting a draft.
- Basement insulation Lower levels that stay chilly, insulated along the walls with the moisture checked first.
- Closed-cell foam insulation Dense foam that also blocks moisture, the right pick for crawl space walls and metal buildings.
- Open-cell foam insulation Softer, lighter foam for roof lines and walls inside the house, where moisture isn't the main worry.
- Commercial insulation Shops, metal buildings and small commercial spaces, with the same order of work we follow on a house.
- Crawl space vapor barrier A sealed sheet over the dirt in your crawl space, which keeps ground moisture out of the framing above.
- Vapor barrier installation A moisture layer on the right side of walls and ceilings, placed where your house actually needs it.
- Attic air sealing Can lights, plumbing stacks and the attic hatch get sealed before any new fill goes over them.
- Retrofit insulation Adding insulation to a house that's already built, working around what's in the walls and attic now.
Why Jerome calls usabout drafts, bills and cold floors
I come out myself, open the hatch with you and explain what's going on up there before we touch anything. You should understand your house well enough to judge our work, and anyone else's.
The owner writes your estimate
I look at the attic, walls or crawl space with you, take photos and write the estimate myself, so the person pricing the job has actually seen it.
Fixes first, insulation second
Insulation over a leak, a wet spot or bad wiring just hides the problem, so anything that needs fixing goes at the top of your plan.
Our own installers on your job
Our own installers do the work, and I check it before we walk the finished job together, so you're not left guessing what went in.
Licensed, insured, satisfaction guaranteed
We're licensed and insured on every job we take, and our promise is satisfaction guaranteed, which you get to judge on the walkthrough with me.
Back in the trade since 2021
I ran insulation jobs when I was younger, left for years and came back in 2021 because I missed the work and the teaching part of it.
Call to walkthroughfour steps, in the right order
You don't have to know what's wrong before you call. I'll find it with you, write it down in order, and nothing starts until you say yes.
Call or send a note
Call (208) 544-9045 or use the form, tell us what's bugging you about the house, and we'll set up a time for me to come out.
I look at it with you
I go through the attic, walls, basement or crawl space with you, take photos and write a plan that puts anything needing a fix at the top.
Permit, then the work
If your job needs a permit, we file it with the city's Building Department, where residential review typically runs 10 to 15 business days. Then our installers do the work in order.
We walk it together
We clean up, then I walk the finished job with you and show you what went where, so you know what you're looking at next time you open the hatch.
What Jerome houses ask foronce you open the hatch
These are the things we run into most once we're up in Jerome attics and down in its crawl spaces.
Thin, settled attic fill
Older houses often have only a few inches left up there, so we check what's there and top it up evenly out to the edges.
Gaps under the insulation
Can lights, pipes and the hatch leak air into the attic, so we seal them before any new fill goes over the top.
Buried eave vents
When fill covers the vents the attic can't breathe and moisture shows up in the framing, so we keep a clear channel at each one.
The room over the garage
That room usually has thin insulation in its floor and short side walls, which is why it never feels like the rest of the house.
Shops and metal buildings
Bare metal sweats on the inside, so we usually spray closed-cell foam, which insulates and keeps that moisture off the steel.
Free estimate in Jeromeat your house, with me there
Tell us your address, what's bothering you and a good time to reach you, and we'll reply within one business day to set up a visit. The estimate is free and done at your house or building, with no obligation.
Working in Jeromeclose to home for us
We're based in Jerome, and our work here is mostly houses with drafty rooms or tired attics, plus shops and metal buildings for business owners. We do the same work in Kimberly and other cities nearby, but this is home.
On a permitted job, insulation is one of the inspections the city typically lists. You can apply for a permit yourself on your own primary residence through the city's online portal, and a permit typically lapses if work doesn't start within 180 days.
Other cities we work in
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