Part of the growing Tri-City area

Spray Foam Insulation in Blanchard, OK

New homes and outbuildings on the southwest edge of the metro.

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Tripled in Twenty Years

Spray Foam Insulation in Blanchard mostly means new construction and recent homes. Wikipedia's census table shows Blanchard at 1,922 people in 1990, 2,816 in 2000 and 7,670 in 2010, then 8,879 in 2020. It is part of the Tri-City area of northern McClain and Grady counties, along with Newcastle and Tuttle, and its city limits cover about 30 square miles. Of its 3,403 housing units, 81 percent of the occupied ones are owner-occupied.

New builds

With so many homes built since 2000, much of our Blanchard work is in houses under construction or only a few years old. In new construction, spray foam in the walls and roof deck seals the house as it insulates. In finished homes, we add attic depth, seal the ceiling and fix rooms over garages.

Acreage

Blanchard has plenty of homes on acreage with shops, barns and barndominiums. Closed-cell spray foam on steel keeps the inside of the building dry and cuts the radiant heat that comes off a metal roof in July.

Weather

Blanchard's 1991-2020 normals on Wikipedia list a record high of 112F and a record low of -14F, with about 36.3 inches of rain and 6.2 inches of snow in a typical year. A good shell handles both ends of that range.

Railroad town roots

Blanchard dates to lot sales in 1906, according to Wikipedia, and the Santa Fe completed its rail line through town. A handful of older homes near the original downtown remain, often with little insulation and the drafts of a century-old house. For those, we start with the attic and test a wall cavity before recommending dense-pack.

Planning a new build

If you are building in Blanchard, decide early whether you want foam in the walls and roof deck. That choice affects HVAC sizing, attic ventilation and the builder's schedule. We can give you a written price from your plans before the framing is done.

Code

McClain and Grady counties are both in Climate Zone 3A, where Oklahoma's amended code calls for R-30 ceilings and R-13 walls in new homes. Those are minimums; many owners choose more. Get a free estimate

What to Know in Blanchard

Rapid growth. Blanchard grew from 2,816 residents in 2000 to 7,670 in 2010 and 8,879 in 2020 (Wikipedia census table).
Two counties. Blanchard is in McClain and Grady counties, covers about 30.56 square miles, and is part of the Tri-City area with Newcastle and Tuttle (Wikipedia).
Temperature extremes. Blanchard's 1991-2020 climate data list a record high of 112F, a record low of -14F and about 6.2 inches of snow a year (Wikipedia).
Housing. The 2020 census counted 3,403 housing units, 5.2 percent vacant, with 81.0 percent of occupied homes owner-occupied (Wikipedia).

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Blanchard Questions

Is open-cell or closed-cell better for a new Blanchard home?

Open cell is common in walls and under the roof deck of wood-framed homes. Closed cell suits steel buildings, garage ceilings under living space and anywhere moisture is a concern.

Do you insulate barndominiums in Blanchard?

Yes. We usually use closed-cell foam on roof and walls and plan for fresh air, since a foamed steel building is very tight.

How far out from Oklahoma City do you work?

Blanchard and the rest of the Tri-City area are part of our regular service area.

Can you price spray foam from my house plans?

Yes. We can work from plans for a preliminary written price and confirm it once the framing is up.

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