Residential Spray Foam Insulation in Jacksonville, FL
Cooler rooms, lower bills and less humidity for your home, installed by a family-owned crew with the owner on every job.
- Family Owned & Operated
- Owner On Every Job
- 5-Star Rated On Google
Spray Foam Built for Jacksonville Homes
Your home’s insulation has a tough job in Jacksonville. Long, hot summers and heavy humidity push into every gap and crack, and your AC pays the price. Spray foam insulates and air-seals in one step, so the cool, dry air you pay for stays inside.
Clark Spray Foam insulates homes across Northeast Florida, from new builds to older houses that have never felt comfortable.
Signs Your Home Needs Better Insulation
If any of these sound familiar, spray foam is worth a look:
Hot upstairs rooms
Second floors and rooms under the roofline soak up attic heat. If upstairs is always several degrees warmer than downstairs, heat is getting in from above.
AC that never shuts off
When cooled air leaks out and hot air leaks in, your system runs constantly to keep up. Sealing those leaks takes pressure off it and can help extend the life of your AC.
Sticky, humid air
Humid outdoor air slipping through gaps makes a house feel clammy even when the thermostat says it’s cool. Stopping that air reduces the risk of mold and humidity problems.
High energy bills
If your bills keep climbing, your insulation may not be doing its job. Spray foam can save up to 50% on energy costs.
New Construction or Retrofit
Building a new home? Insulation goes in after framing and rough-in work and before drywall, which is the easiest time to spray every wall cavity and the roof deck. Learn more about new construction insulation.
Upgrading the home you live in? Spray foam works in existing homes too. We’ll look at where your comfort problems are coming from and recommend the areas that make the biggest difference. If old insulation is damp, damaged or in the way, we can handle insulation removal first.
Where We Insulate in Your Home
Attics
In many Florida homes the AC air handler and ductwork sit in the attic. Foam on the roof deck brings that space inside your home’s envelope. See our attic insulation options.
Walls
Foam fills wall cavities completely and seals the gaps around framing, outlets and windows where outside air sneaks in.
Crawl spaces
Closed-cell foam doesn’t absorb water, which makes it a strong choice for damp crawl spaces under raised homes.
Subfloors
Insulating under the floor keeps crawl space heat and moisture from reaching your living space and makes floors more comfortable.
Bonus rooms
Rooms over garages or tucked into the roofline are often the hardest to cool. Sealing their walls and ceilings brings them in line with the rest of the house.
What to Expect, From Quote to Install
Request a free quote
Request your quote online and get 10% off your project. Financing is available through Acorn Finance.
Walk through your home
We look at your attic, walls and crawl space and talk through the problems you’ve noticed. We explain the options, including open-cell vs. closed-cell, so you know what you’re paying for.
Get a clear recommendation
You get a straightforward plan for which areas to insulate and which type of foam to use in each, so you can decide what fits your goals.
Installation by our own crew
Our crew prepares the area, installs the foam and cleans up after. Customers often mention that we show up on time, communicate clearly and leave a clean job site.
Why Family Owned Matters When It's Your Home
Letting a crew into your home is a matter of trust. Clark Spray Foam is family owned and operated, and owner Michael Clark is on every job. You aren’t handed off to a stranger after the quote.
We never subcontract, so the people who walk through your home are the same people who do the work. With over 15 years in the insulation industry and a 5-star rating on Google, we’ve built our name on homes around Jacksonville.
Our Recent Work
A few photos from recent Clark Spray Foam jobs. Our own crew does every one, with the owner on site.
Why Choose Clark Spray Foam
Family Owned & Operated
Owner Michael Clark is on every job, so you’re never handed off after the quote.
We Never Subcontract
Our own crew does every job, start to finish.
Over 15 Years of Experience
Over 15 years in the industry, serving homes and businesses across Northeast Florida.
Free Quotes & Financing
Request a quote online and get 10% off your project. Financing through Acorn Finance.
What Our Customers Say
5-star rated on Google. Customers often mention our punctual, professional crews, clean job sites and clear communication.
Residential Spray Foam Insulation FAQs
How do I know if my home needs spray foam insulation?
The most common signs are hot upstairs rooms, an AC that runs constantly, humid or sticky indoor air and energy bills that keep rising. These usually point to heat and outdoor air getting in through the attic, walls or floors. A free quote is the easiest way to find out where the problem is coming from.
Can spray foam be installed in an existing home?
Yes, spray foam can be installed in existing homes as well as new construction. In a retrofit, attics, crawl spaces, subfloors and bonus rooms are common places to start because they’re accessible and often the source of comfort problems. If old insulation is damaged or in the way, we can remove it before spraying.
Which type of spray foam is best for my home?
It depends on the area, and many homes use both types. Open-cell is often used in attics because it’s an air barrier, absorbs sound well and costs less per R-value. Closed-cell doesn’t absorb water and acts as a vapor retarder, so it’s a strong choice for crawl spaces. Read our open-cell vs. closed-cell guide for the full comparison.
Will spray foam make my upstairs rooms cooler?
In most homes, yes, because hot upstairs rooms are usually caused by attic heat and air leaks above the living space. Spray foam on the underside of the roof deck keeps heat from building up in the attic and brings ductwork and the air handler inside your home’s envelope. Results vary by home, which is why we start with a walk-through.
Is spray foam a good fit for a bonus room?
Yes, spray foam is a strong fit for bonus rooms, which are often the hardest rooms in a home to cool. They usually sit under the roofline or over a garage, so heat comes in from several sides. Spraying foam in the walls and ceiling seals the gaps where hot air leaks in and helps bring the room closer to the temperature of the rest of the house.
Do you offer financing for residential spray foam?
Yes, financing is available through Acorn Finance. You can also request your quote online to get 10% off your project. Quotes are always free, and we’ll walk you through the options for your home so you can choose the scope that fits your goals and budget.
Related Services
Spray foam under the roof deck or blown-in fiberglass on the attic floor.
Closed-cell spray foam for subfloors and crawl spaces to block moisture from below.
An honest side-by-side of the two types of spray foam and where each belongs.
Spray foam and fiberglass for new homes, additions and commercial builds.
Get Your Free Quote
Request a quote online and get 10% off your project. Prefer to talk it through? Call us Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
- Family owned, owner on every job
- We never subcontract
- Financing available
- Serving Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Fernandina Beach, Ponte Vedra and surrounding Northeast Florida