Spray Foam Insulation in Loudonville, OH

Spray foam insulation in Loudonville covers historic village homes and the cabins and rentals that serve Mohican Country visitors. Wikipedia calls the village the Canoe Capital of Ohio for its liveries on the Mohican River. The first cabin was built on the Black Fork in 1810, the village was laid out in 1814 and incorporated in 1850, and three of its sites are on the National Register of Historic Places, including an 1852 Greek Revival home and the 1856 building that is now the Blackfork Inn.

River history

On March 25, 1913, four days of rain sent the Black Fork over its banks, flooding downtown and destroying the Main Street bridge. Homes in low areas can have damp basements and crawl spaces, so we check moisture before any foam goes in.

Cabins and seasonal rentals

Cabins on piers or crawl spaces lose heat through the floor. Closed-cell foam on the underside of the floor or on crawl space walls, plus a sealed ground cover, keeps floors warmer and pipes safer.

Two counties

Loudonville lies in Ashland and Holmes counties, both in Ohio's Zone 5A.

Downtown storefronts and upstairs apartments

The older brick buildings along Main and Water streets often have apartments upstairs with flat or low-slope roofs and little room above the ceiling. Spray foam on the underside of the roof deck or from above during a reroof can be the only practical way to insulate those spaces. We look at the roof structure and tell you which option fits.