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Our Services

At Ortiz Spray Foam Insulation, we specialize in providing high quality spray foam solutions for residential and commercial properties across Connecticut and New York. Our goal is to help homeowners and builders create energy-efficient, comfortable, and long-lasting spaces. 

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Closed-Cell Spray Foam

High-density insulation that provides a strong air barrier and moisture barrier. It's rigid, durable, and offers a higher R-value per inch compared to open-cell foam, making it ideal where maximum insulation and moisture control are needed. 

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Open-Cell Spray Foam

Lightweight, flexible insulation that expands to fill gaps and cracks. It's great for soundproofing and indoor areas like attics and interior walls. While it has a lower R-value than closed-cell, it's an excellent air sealing and cost-effective option. 

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Low Expansion Canned Foam

We apply it around doors, windows, small gaps and cracks to effectively seal them. This specialized foam ensures a tight seal without causing pressure or damage to the frames, enhancing overall comfort in your home. 

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Clean Up

We also take care of removing any excess foam after installation, leaving the job site clean and professionally finished.

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Other Services

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Fire-retardant paint: applying fire-retardant paint over exposed spray foam can help slow flame spread, reduce smoke production, and improve overall fire safety. This is especially useful in areas where insulation is exposed, such as attics or crawl spaces.

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Fiberglass is a lightweight, durable material made from fine glass fibers woven together. It’s commonly used in insulation, construction, automotive, and aerospace applications due to its strength and resistance to heat, moisture, and corrosion. In insulation, fiberglass traps air within its fibers, reducing heat transfer and improving energy efficiency. Compared to spray foam, fiberglass is more affordable and easier to install but generally provides less air sealing and moisture resistance.

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