Spray Foam Insulation in Haddock, GA

Spray foam insulation in Haddock is mostly for homes owned by people who commute. Haddock began in the 1870s and was incorporated in 1905, with a train station, saw mill, bank and canning factory. Most of those businesses have closed, and it is now mainly a bedroom community for Macon and Milledgeville.

Owner-occupied homes

About 78% of occupied homes in Jones County were owner-occupied in the 2020 census. Owners who plan to stay get the most from air sealing and insulation.

Location

Haddock lies along State Route 22, east of Gray, at about 499 feet.

Rural homes

Homes here are mostly on larger lots, often with a shop, barn or detached garage. Closed-cell foam on steel stops condensation, and attic sealing plus blown-in is the usual first step for the house.

Pull-down stairs and hatches

Attic access in many older rural homes is a pull-down stair with no seal and no insulation. A weatherstripped, insulated cover is a small job that stops a big leak.

A typical visit

We go into the attic, measure the insulation that is there and look for leaks and pest damage. Then we check the crawl space for moisture, fallen batts and termite inspection access, and look at any shop or garage you want included. You get a written quote with each area listed separately.

Climate

Jones County is in Climate Zone 3A. For existing attics, the Department of Energy suggests R-49 to R-60 if empty. Get a free estimate