Spray Foam Insulation in Lizella, GA

Spray foam insulation in Lizella serves a large rural area southwest of Macon. Lizella's listed land area is about 79.6 square miles across Bibb and Crawford counties, about 11 miles southwest of Macon, at about 561 feet, with U.S. Route 80 running through.

Lake country

Lake Tobesofkee, about 1,750 acres with 35 miles of shoreline, lies less than a mile from Lizella. Lake homes and cabins that get year-round use often need better attic and floor insulation than they were built with.

Storms

An EF2 tornado touched down in Lizella on May 11, 2008, and Macon-area cleanup took more than a year. Homes that had roof or attic repairs afterward are worth checking for disturbed or missing insulation.

Rural buildings

Large lots here often include a metal shop or barn. Closed-cell foam on steel keeps condensation off equipment and makes the space easier to cool.

Raised and pier homes

Cabins and older country homes often sit on piers with open sides. Those houses are best insulated under the floor, where closed-cell foam seals out wind and humidity and adds R-value at the same time.

Lake-area humidity

Homes close to the water deal with extra humidity on still summer evenings. A crawl space that is open to that air stays damp, and floor batts sag. Removing the old batts and installing closed-cell foam under the subfloor, or sealing the crawl space if it stays dry, are the two fixes we usually price for lake-area homes.

Climate

Bibb and Crawford counties are in Climate Zone 3A. For an existing attic, the Department of Energy suggests adding R-38 to R-49 over 3 to 4 inches of existing insulation. Get a free estimate