Spray Foam Insulation in Boca Grande, FL

Spray Foam Insulation in Boca Grande takes some planning. The village sits on Gasparilla Island, which is shared by Charlotte and Lee counties, and Boca Grande itself lies entirely in the Lee County part. The island is reached by the Boca Grande Causeway, opened in 1958, with a swing bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway at Placida. Boca Grande Pass, the main outlet of Charlotte Harbor, reaches depths near 80 feet off the island's south end.

Salt air and storms

Island homes take the brunt of storms. Hurricane Charley hit Boca Grande hard on August 13, 2004, damaging many buildings and the island's famous banyan trees. Salt air, wind-driven rain and surge all test roofs, and roof leaks are the most common reason island attic insulation needs to come out.

Seasonal schedules

Many Boca Grande homes are seasonal. Owners often want work done while they are away, and a house closed up through summer benefits from a sealed attic and good humidity control. We can coordinate access and timing with a property manager.

What we usually do

• Remove and replace wet or salt-damaged attic insulation
• Spray open-cell under the roof deck where ducts are in the attic
• Seal the ceiling and blow in fiberglass where a vented attic stays
• Insulate garages and storage spaces under living areas

Costs

Island jobs follow the same national ranges, such as HomeGuide's $1,500 to $9,000 for roof deck foam and HomeAdvisor's $1 to $2 per square foot for removal, but access and scheduling on the island can add time. The written estimate after our visit reflects that and is the price.

Call (941) 206-9455 or get a free estimate to plan a visit.