Telluride · Mountain Village · Colorado

Spray foam insulation, built for the high country.

Most mountain homes lose heat through leaky, under-insulated attics and walls — and pay for it in ice dams and high propane bills. We seal and insulate with closed-cell and open-cell spray foam that holds heat through Colorado winters, cuts heating bills up to 50%, and stops ice dams for good.

Free estimates Up to 50% lower bills Ice-dam specialists San Juan locals
Spray foam insulation crew applying closed-cell foam to a luxury Telluride mountain home with evergreens and snow-capped peaks

1,200+

Mountain homes & buildings insulated across the San Juans

San Juan Mountains

Locally based · free estimates

  • Based in the San Juan Mountains
  • 20+ years mountain construction
  • Closed-cell & open-cell experts
  • Free in-home estimates
  • Ice-dam prevention specialists
  • Residential & commercial crews
What we do

Spray foam insulation for every part of your home.

From the roof deck that stops ice dams to the crawl space that warms your floors — we install the right foam in the right place, sealed and detailed for real mountain performance.

Best for mountain cold

Closed-Cell Spray Foam

The mountain workhorse. Closed-cell spray foam delivers the highest R-value per inch of any insulation, seals every gap against air and moisture, and adds structural rigidity — the right choice for tight, cold-climate envelopes, roof decks, crawl spaces, and luxury mountain homes where performance matters.

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Open-Cell Spray Foam

Lighter, lower-cost, and excellent at absorbing sound, open-cell spray foam is ideal for interior walls, ceilings, and attic floors where a vapor barrier isn't required. A smart, budget-conscious way to air-seal and quiet mountain homes and condos.

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Attic & Roof Deck Insulation

The single biggest comfort and energy upgrade for a mountain home. Foaming the underside of the roof deck turns your attic into conditioned, warm space — eliminating the snow-melt-and-refreeze cycle that causes ice dams, frozen pipes, and cold second floors.

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Crawl Space & Basement Insulation

Cold, damp crawl spaces and basements mean freezing floors, musty smells, and frozen pipes. Closed-cell spray foam insulates and encapsulates below-grade spaces — sealing out ground moisture, stopping drafts, and warming the floors above.

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Commercial Spray Foam Insulation

Spray foam for commercial buildings — warehouses, restaurants, retail, mixed-use, and conditioned structures where energy costs and condensation matter. Fast installation, seamless air seal, and serious reductions in heating and cooling load for mountain businesses.

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New Construction Insulation

Building new in the San Juans? We work with builders, architects, and homeowners to insulate the entire envelope — walls, roof deck, rim joist, and crawl — at the right R-value for high-altitude cold. Clean, scheduled, code-ready installation that keeps your project on time.

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Retrofit & Existing-Home Insulation

Telluride is full of beautiful older homes with little or no insulation — cold rooms, high propane bills, and ice dams every winter. We retrofit existing homes with minimally invasive spray foam, bringing modern energy performance to the character spaces you love.

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Garage, Shop & Metal Building Insulation

Metal garages, shops, pole barns, and barndominiums sweat, freeze, and rust without proper insulation. Closed-cell spray foam bonds directly to metal, stops condensation dead, and turns a frigid shop into a comfortable, usable space — even in a mountain winter.

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Why mountain homeowners call us

The heat loss that costs mountain homes the most.

Most homes in the San Juans are under-insulated and leaky — and that shows up as ice dams, cold rooms, and propane bills that climb every winter. We find where the heat goes and seal it with spray foam that actually performs.

Mountain insulation specialists

We've insulated more than 1,200 homes and buildings across the San Juans. We know high-altitude cold, ice dams, and older mountain construction — and we recommend the right foam for each space, not the most expensive one.

Closed-cell built for real mountain cold

At altitude, R-value per inch matters more than anywhere. Closed-cell spray foam delivers R-6 per inch, seals every gap against air infiltration, and acts as a vapor barrier — the performance mountain homes need.

We stop ice dams at the source

Ice dams come from a warm roof melting snow into freezing eaves. Foaming the roof deck conditions the attic and ends the melt-and-refreeze cycle — eliminating the dams, not just the symptoms.

Lower bills you can actually measure

Properly foamed mountain homes routinely cut heating bills by 30–50%. Spray foam pays for itself in energy savings, then keeps paying — every winter, for the life of the home.

Retrofit specialists for older homes

Telluride is full of older, under-insulated homes. We specialize in minimally invasive retrofits that bring modern energy performance to historic and character spaces — without gutting the house.

Clean, respectful crews

Drop cloths, containment, ventilation during install, and a full walk-through when we're done. We treat your home like it's ours and leave the jobsite cleaner than we found it.

Residential, commercial & metal buildings

From luxury residences to warehouses, shops, and barndominiums, we insulate every kind of mountain structure — with the right foam and the right detail for each one.

How it works

From free estimate to warmer home, fast.

No high-pressure sales or weeks of back-and-forth. A real on-site assessment, a clear plan with a fixed price, and clean installation that fits your schedule — built around your home and your goals.

Step 01

Request your free estimate

Call or send a quick request. Tell us about your home or building, the rooms that run cold, ice-dam trouble, high propane bills — whatever's driving the project. We'll schedule a free on-site visit.

Step 02

On-site assessment & thermal review

We walk the attic, walls, crawl space, and roof deck, identify air leaks and under-insulated areas, and check for moisture and ice-dam causes. You get a clear picture of where your home is losing heat.

Step 03

A clear plan and fixed quote

Closed-cell vs open-cell recommendation, target R-values for your altitude, scope of work, and a fixed price — plus an honest estimate of the energy savings you can expect. No pressure, no surprises.

Step 04

Clean, professional installation

Our crews protect your home with drop cloths and ventilation, install to spec, and walk you through the finished work. Most attics are done in a day — and you'll feel the difference that first cold night.

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Or call 844-967-5247 — usually answered live.

Where we work

Rooted in the San Juan Mountains.

We insulate homes and businesses across the Colorado high country — the cold, the altitude, the crews working Telluride, Mountain Village, Rico, Placerville, and the communities across San Miguel County and the San Juans.

  • Telluride & Mountain VillageSan Miguel County — luxury homes, conditioned attics, historic retrofits, 8,750–9,500 ft
  • Rico & the Dolores ValleyRemote, high-altitude homes where deep-winter efficiency matters most
  • Placerville, Sawpit & Down ValleyOlder homes, ranch properties, and new builds along the San Miguel River
  • Ophir & the high San JuansExtreme cold and altitude — maximum-R envelopes and ice-dam defense
  • Norwood & Wright's MesaPlateau homes and ranches needing whole-home and crawl-space upgrades
  • All of San Miguel County & western ColoradoIf you're in the San Juans or on the Western Slope, we'll get there
Serving Telluride, Mountain Village & all of San Miguel County
A luxury Telluride mountain home with spray foam insulation suited to high-altitude cold

The Colorado high country is home base.

We've insulated homes from Telluride to the Down Valley since 2005.

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From San Juan homeowners & businesses

Homeowners who stopped fighting the cold.

Our 1970s Telluride house was freezing — cold second floor, ice dams every winter, propane bills through the roof. Telluride Spray Foam foamed the roof deck and the difference is unreal. Floors are warm, no ice dams this year, and we cut our heating bill almost in half.

Travis H.

Homeowner · Telluride, CO

They insulated our Mountain Village home during a full remodel. The crew was clean, on time, and walked us through closed-cell vs open-cell in plain English. The house holds heat differently now — even at 9,500 feet it stays comfortable all night.

Megan L.

Homeowner · Mountain Village, CO

We had them foam our commercial shop in Placerville. Condensation was ruining inventory every winter. Closed-cell stopped it completely and the space is actually usable in January now. Professional crew, fair price, done when they said they'd be done.

Sam D.

Business owner · Placerville, CO

Questions, answered

Spray foam insulation, in plain English.

Absolutely — and more here than almost anywhere. Mountain homes fight extreme cold, big temperature swings, ice dams, and eye-watering propane bills. Spray foam's high R-value per inch and seamless air seal address all of it at once. Most Telluride-area homeowners see heating-bill reductions of 30–50%, and the comfort difference — warm floors, no drafty rooms, no ice dams — is immediate.

It depends on where it's going. Closed-cell (R-6/inch) is denser, adds a vapor barrier and structural strength, and is the right choice for roof decks, crawl spaces, basements, and anywhere moisture is a concern. Open-cell (R-3.6/inch) is lighter, more affordable, and excellent for interior walls, ceilings, and sound dampening where a vapor barrier isn't needed. We'll recommend the right one for each part of your home.

In nearly every case, yes. Ice dams form when warm air leaks into the attic and melts snow on the roof, which then refreezes at the cold eaves. Foaming the underside of the roof deck brings the attic inside the conditioned envelope, so the roof stays cold and even — the melt-and-refreeze cycle stops. It's the most effective permanent fix for chronic ice dams.

It varies with square footage, access, and the scope — a roof-deck and attic project costs less than a whole-home envelope. Closed-cell costs more per board foot than open-cell but delivers much higher performance. Because every home is different, we give free on-site estimates with a fixed quote and an honest energy-savings projection so you can see the payback before you decide.

Yes — older mountain homes are a big part of what we do, and a modern retrofit is far less invasive than people expect. We can often foam attics, crawl spaces, and accessible walls with minimal disruption, using containment and ventilation to keep the living space clean. We walk you through exactly what to expect before we start.

Most properly foamed mountain homes cut heating costs by 30–50%, and many pay back the investment in three to seven years on energy savings alone — before counting the comfort, ice-dam, and resale benefits. We'll estimate your specific payback during the free assessment using your actual fuel type and usage.

Free estimates · San Juan locals

Get the comfort and savings your home is missing.

Whether you need a roof deck that stops ice dams or a whole-home retrofit, one call gets you a free on-site estimate and a clear plan — not a voicemail and a two-week wait.

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