Foam against the concrete
Moisture-safe first layer.

Walls, Floors & Crawl Spaces
Concrete walls pull heat and moisture into the house. Foam board, spray foam and framed walls turn a basement into usable space.
Call or text today615-431-3789Basement Insulation
Bare concrete is cold and damp, and fiberglass against it can trap moisture and grow mold. Good basement insulation starts with a layer that does not absorb water, such as rigid foam board or closed-cell spray foam, with framing and finish materials added in front.
We insulate basements for homes across Nashville and Middle Tennessee. We deal with leaks and humidity first, apply foam to the walls and rim joist, frame insulated walls where needed and leave the space ready for finishing.
What you get
Moisture-safe first layer.
A top source of drafts closed.
Studs and batts in front of the foam.
Leaks and humidity handled before we insulate.
The process
We check walls, floors and drainage first.
Foam board or spray foam goes on, then framing if needed.
Rim joist, windows and penetrations are sealed.
FAQ
Not directly. Concrete can wick moisture into it. Use foam against the wall first.
It depends on the assembly. We design the layers so moisture is not trapped.
No. Water problems are solved with drainage and waterproofing, then insulation goes in.
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Service areas
From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see the insulation, spray foam and air sealing work we handle in your part of Middle Tennessee.
Not on the list? Call 615-431-3789. We take projects across Middle Tennessee.
Call, text or send the form. Tell us about the building, what bothers you and when you hope to start, and we will take it from there.