Garage & Metal Building Insulation in Naples, FL

Garage & Metal Building Insulation solves two problems at once in Southwest Florida: heat that radiates down from a sun-baked roof, and condensation that forms when humid air hits cool steel. Bare metal panels drip once a space gets air conditioning, and an uninsulated garage under a flat or low-slope roof can make the rooms next to it uncomfortable all afternoon.

Metal buildings

Closed-cell foam bonds directly to steel panels and purlins, adds rigidity, and acts as a vapor retarder, which is why it is the usual choice for metal buildings, storage buildings and workshops. It also seals the lap joints and fastener lines where outside air gets in. For buildings with existing faced fiberglass that is torn or sagging, we can remove it first.

Attached garages

In an attached garage, the goal is usually to keep heat and fumes out of the house. That means sealing and insulating the shared wall and the ceiling under any living space above, and sometimes insulating the garage ceiling or roof deck if you plan to add a mini-split or use the space as a workshop or gym.

Garage conversions

Turning a garage into living space brings the walls, ceiling and floor under the energy code. We can foam the walls and ceiling once framing is up, with values that match the plans your builder or designer submits.

Doors and openings

Insulating a metal building does not help much if large roll-up doors stay open or leak air. We look at door seals and gaps at the base of walls, and we can seal them at the same time.

Coatings

Some buildings need a protective coating over exposed foam, depending on how the space is used and what code applies. We tell you if yours does and include it on the quote.

Call (239) 977-5375 or get a free estimate with the building size and roof type.