06/15/2026
Indiana storms have become more severe, creating additional thought about protecting your home and ways to protect yourself and your family during severe weather events. Applying closed call spray foam insulation to parts of your home may be a solution to offer extra protection from high winds.
- Reinforce a central room: If building a dedicated concrete or steel shelter is not feasible, apply closed-cell foam to the walls of a small, windowless central room (like a bathroom or closet) alongside heavy-duty door hardware
-Closed cell spray foam insulation on your attic roof deck creates superior wind uplift resistance: The foam hardens into a rigid, dense layer that increases the racking strength of your roof structure. By tightly bonding the roof sheathing (plywood or OSB) to the rafters or trusses, it prevents high winds from sucking the roof off the house
-Per the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), closed cell spray foam insulation increases racking strength by 300% to 400% compared to standard fiberglass batting
Give us a call or text for more information on protecting and insulating your home or building: 219-869-0697 or [email protected]