Your upstairs is 85° while your AC runs nonstop. It's the attic — and it's fixable before the next 100° week.
Skip the contractors who never call back. One call or one short form connects you with a local spray foam pro who works Tyler homes, shops, and new builds — and gives you a straight answer before you commit to anything.
Your attic hits 130°+ every East Texas afternoon and pours heat into the bedrooms below. The AC can't win that fight — no matter how low you set it. Spray foam seals the attic and takes the attic out of the fight. Call (903) 555-0000 and describe the room that never cools.
If your summer bill is pushing $300–$400 a month, you're paying Oncor to cool your attic. That's money going out through the roof every single month you wait — most homeowners see bills drop 20–40% after sealing the attic.
Bare metal buildings around Smith County hit 110°+ inside by noon and sweat condensation all winter. Closed cell foam turns a barn or workshop you avoid into a space you actually use year-round. Get a price on yours before another summer is gone.
Tyler Spray Foam Pros is a free local referral service. You've probably already had a contractor no-show or a quote that raised more questions than it answered. We route your call to an experienced spray foam contractor who actually works the Tyler area — and actually shows up.
Hot upstairs, sky-high bill, sweating metal shop, humid crawl space, or a new build going up. Thirty seconds on the phone or the form — that's it.
A local Tyler pro calls you back — usually the same day. Rough size, building type, and access is all they need to start talking real numbers.
Foam type, thickness, warranty, prep, and cleanup — the full job, in writing. If it doesn't add up, walk away. Nothing lost but a phone call.
Whatever's cooking in the East Texas heat — house, shop, or slab about to be framed — there's a contractor on the other end of this page who handles it. Pick yours and call (903) 555-0000.
The #1 fix for hot upstairs rooms and $350 summer bills. Seal the attic, stop the heat at the roofline, let the AC finally catch up.
Kill the musty smell, the cold winter floors, and the moisture creeping up from under the house. Common problem in older Tyler homes.
Shops, barns, and storage buildings that are unusable from May to October. Closed cell foam stops the radiant heat and the winter condensation drip.
Foam it before the drywall goes up and lock in low bills from day one. The cheapest time to spray foam is before the walls close.
Every month you wait is another $300+ electric bill and another month of rooms you can't use. One five-minute call tells you whether spray foam fixes your problem and what it'll roughly cost. Crews book up fast once the heat hits.
Call (903) 555-0000If your house or shop is baking anywhere in Smith, Gregg, or Cherokee County — Tyler, Longview, Lindale, Whitehouse, Bullard, Chandler, Jacksonville, Henderson, Mineola, or nearby — you're covered. Call or send the form and a local contractor takes it from there.
Most Tyler attic and roof deck jobs run $1.00–$2.00 per board foot for open cell and $1.50–$3.00 for closed cell — so a typical home attic lands somewhere between $4,000 and $10,000 depending on size and access. The only real number is a quote on your actual house. Call (903) 555-0000 or send the form and get a local contractor's price, not an internet guess.
For most Tyler attics and roof decks, open cell handles the heat and lets the roof breathe at a lower price. Closed cell earns its extra cost in crawl spaces, metal buildings, and anywhere moisture is the enemy — it seals harder and adds rigidity. A contractor who quotes without asking which problem you have is guessing. Get one who asks first.
Most Tyler attics are sprayed in a single day. Metal shops and new builds run one to two days depending on size. Plan to stay out of the sprayed area for about 24 hours while the foam cures. The slow part is getting on the schedule — crews book up fast once summer hits, so call before the next heat wave, not during it.
Yes — this is exactly the climate spray foam was built for. Sealing the attic keeps 130°+ attic air from bleeding into your living space, so the AC stops running around the clock. Most East Texas homeowners see summer bills drop 20–40%, and the upstairs finally matches the thermostat. Every summer you wait, hundreds of dollars go out through the roof. Call (903) 555-0000 and stop paying for it.