Question 1

What areas in Lewisville do you serve for home sealing?

Accepted Answer

We provide expert home sealing services throughout Lewisville, Carrollton and the surrounding areas in DFW.

Question 2

Is a free home assessment available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer a complimentary assessment to identify leaks and recommend the best sealing solutions.

Question 3

How long does the sealing process take?

Accepted Answer

The duration depends on the size of your home but typically ranges from a few hours to a full day.

Question 4

Will sealing affect my home's indoor air quality?

Accepted Answer

Our sealing process is designed to improve comfort without negatively impacting indoor air quality.

Question 5

How does sealing my home help with energy savings?

Accepted Answer

Sealing air leaks prevents conditioned air from escaping, reducing heating and cooling costs.

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Question 6

Does foam coat everything in the cavity?

Accepted Answer

Yes, by default. Spray foam covers whatever surface it hits, unless something is masked off first. That includes rafters, the underside of the roof deck, and anything mounted in that space, wiring, conduit, boxes, brackets, supports.

Question 7

What happens to electrical items?

Accepted Answer

A reputable crew masks off items that need to stay exposed before spraying. Junction boxes fall into that category. Electrical code requires junction boxes to stay accessible, not buried in foam, so a trained crew will cover them with tape or a physical block before the spray pass. Plain wiring or cable, like standard Romex, running through the cavity is usually fine to foam over. It's the boxes, disconnects, and anything meant to be opened later that need protecting.

Question 8

What happens to the AC equipment supports and solar tubing.

Accepted Answer

Same approach to masking as above. Mounting brackets, refrigerant lines, and solar conduit runs are typically masked before the spray, or the foam is trimmed back around them right after the pass while it's still workable. The goal is to keep those components fully accessible, not encased.

Question 9

What if something does get foamed over and needs access later?

Accepted Answer

It can be cut away. A tech can carve foam back to reach a junction box, conduit run, or bracket that got covered. That does leave a gap at that spot, so it's standard to reseal the area afterward, patch foam or sealant around the opening, so the insulation performance stays consistent everywhere except that one access point. It doesn't compromise the seal on the rest of the roof deck.

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