FoamWorx, Inc.

We had foam sprayed in the ceiling of a garage and fiberglass insulation installed in the floor area of a crawl space of a house. These people deliver! They are professional, knowledgable, very tidy, and very pleasant too. We expect to call FoamWorx again for future building projects. Cost is approximate - sprayed foam is never inexpensive but it was worth it.

Never received quote. Waste of time.

They were quick and prompt throughout the process. They even called with a spot that freed up from a cancellation and asked if I wanted them to come out to take care of the repairs.

It went very well and the company was good about working with me in an attic that was being used for storage and that I was trying to renovate. they did it in two stages, between which I moved stuff around and put flooring under the eves.

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I did not get their number through Angie's List, but they were great. I have used them and they are great.

They were great to work with. They made more than one trip. The price wasn't bad either. I would use them again.

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Foamworx spayed the perimeter walls of my crawlspace to seal the encapsulation job done in my crawlspace. (During the installation, foam was coming through my dining room floor, which should have been my first sign of trouble. ) They were instructed on the day of installation to leave an inspection strip of six inches below the floor boards so the pest company would maintain my termite letter. They did not leave the strip, but spay foamed right up to the floor boards. First problem. When I had the pest company come out to look, they said that they could not maintain my termite letter (as I suspected) and they gave me an estimate for removing the spray foam. I contacted Josh and told him abut this. He responded and said he was sorry about the miscommunication, and that they would have someone out ASAP to remove the foam. That was on July 28. Three months have passed, and they have not shown up, despite my emails, and their apologies. No show. No inspection strip. Problem two. Not long after the job was done, my house started having a very strong smell. Pungent...very similar to cat pee. I had the encapsulation company come out several times to investigate. They tried numerous ways to get rid of the smell, but culd not determine where it was coming from. They had the vapor barrier tested to make sure it wasn't off-gassing. They installed fans and a radon-type ventilation system to remove soil gas. Nothing helped. Finally I started doing my own research, and discovered that if spray foam is installed improperly, it can give off a strong pungent odor, like "fish or cat pee". Problem Three. I emailed Josh again. No response at all. My house smells terrible. I have canceled dinner parties because it's so bad. This has been the WORST customer service, and an AWFUL job of installation. I now have another company coming over today to help me. Called them yesterday, and they're coming out today. (The Healthy Home Store...). Avoid Foamworx at all costs!!

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I can't express what a pleasure it was to work with Foamworx. We are DIY-ers by necessity, and we occupy the house that needed to be insulated. It is a "story-and-a-half" 90-yr-old bungalow, meaning the attic space is tall enough to use as living space and had originally been finished as one open space with tounge-and-grove "box-car"-siding on walls and ceiling. It had been divided into rooms for my children three decades ago, and since reverted mostly to storage again. Behind the siding and ceiling was ancient loose cellulose insulation, really nasty with coal soot and roofing debris. First I moved as much storage "stuff" to the center and closet of the attic as I could and cut minimal holes in the paneling. Then Foamworx came out with their huge vacuum and removed all the insulation from behind the paneling that they could. One man even crawled through the area under the peak with the vacuum hose. This made it so much less Awful for me to rip out the wood! After the paneling was removed, I moved all the "stuff" to one side of the attic and Foamworx came out and sprayed the empty side. I then placed flooring under the eves on both sides and moved all my stuff to the sprayed side, and contacted Foamworx again. They then came out and completed the project by spraying the other side. This took place over several months as I have lots of demands on my life and only so much energy for heavy-duty projects. Foamworx invoiced me individually for each visit, which was fine, and still came out to the original estimate. Foamworks was easy to communicate with and always showed up when they said they would. I just don't know any other way we could have done this, and I am so grateful to Bobby Nash and the crews for working with us! And the insulation makes an amazing difference in temperature and sound! I look forward to completing the project of restoring this part of the house to a quiet and comfortable living space.

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They did a great job and were easy to work with. The builder we used made a number of framing mistakes but we didn't find out until after the insulation was already sprayed in. Foamworx was able to do the touch-ups with just a day's notice. Their staff was clean-cut, polite, , didn't get in the way of other workers on the site. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing spray foam insulation. And we will use them again as we convert our home's attic to the spray foam insulation. That's the really best metric for any company: would you use them again? In this case, absolutely.