Spray Foam Insulation in Lenexa, KS

Spray Foam Insulation in Lenexa serves a city that kept growing after most of its neighbors filled in. Lenexa called itself the Spinach Capital of the World in the 1930s and still holds a Spinach Festival each September. Its population rose from 40,238 in 2000 to 48,190 in 2010 and 57,434 in 2020, and the 2020 census counted 25,308 housing units.

Newer housing

Much of Lenexa's housing is from the last few decades. Those homes are tighter than older ones but still leak at the rim joist, bonus rooms, recessed lights and the attic hatch. A sealed attic topped up to R-49 or R-60 and foam on the rim fix most complaints.

Finished basements

Many Lenexa homes have basements that owners finish. Closed-cell foam on the rim and walls before framing keeps the space warm and dry.

Stormwater and job sites

Lenexa's Rain to Recreation program manages more than 160 miles of storm pipe and nearly 9,000 inlets, and the city lists sediment, bacteria, phosphorus and trash among its main water pollutants. We keep job waste contained and hauled off.

Logistics employers

Lenexa's employers include UPS and large logistics centers. Smaller shops and flex buildings can be insulated with closed-cell foam on walls and roofs.

Typical quote

Rim, attic and any problem room, each on its own line.

Evergy rebates

Evergy's Kansas chart pays $50 for insulating at least 50 linear feet of rim or band joist and up to $500 for R-38 ceiling insulation, for eligible customers. We note footage and R-values on the invoice.

Lake Lenexa

The 35-acre Lake Lenexa sits behind a dam finished in 2006 in Black Hoof Park, part of the city's flood control system.

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