Spray Foam Insulation in Gray, GA

Spray foam insulation in Gray is mostly family-home work. Gray had 3,436 residents and 1,420 housing units in 2020, and about 40% of households had children. Jones County as a whole had 11,584 housing units in 2020, with 78.2% of occupied homes owner-occupied.

Owners who stay

With that many owner-occupied homes, Gray and Jones County homeowners tend to make long-term upgrades: attic sealing and depth, crawl space fixes and bonus room foam.

County seat history

Jones County voters moved the county seat from Clinton to Gray in 1905, by a vote of 1,289 to 51.

Drainage divide

Walnut Creek tributaries drain west to the Ocmulgee, while Commissioner Creek tributaries drain east to the Oconee. Lots on either side of that divide can shed water differently, so we check crawl spaces for runoff before sealing.

Newer subdivisions

Newer homes around Gray often have bonus rooms over garages and ductwork in the attic. Those rooms can run several degrees warmer than the rest of the house in summer. Foam in the kneewalls and slopes and sealing the floor over the garage usually help.

What a quote looks like

Every Gray quote lists the attic, the crawl space and any bonus room or garage on separate lines, each with the material, the thickness or depth, the target R-value and the price. You can approve the whole thing or start with the attic and come back to the rest later.

Climate

Jones County is in Climate Zone 3A. Georgia's code lists R-38 ceilings for new homes, and the Department of Energy suggests R-49 to R-60 for an empty Zone 3 attic. Get a free estimate