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Worker in safety gear applying spray foam insulation to ceiling beams.

One Application. Seals, Insulates, and Performs.

Worker in protective suit spraying closed-cell foam insulation between wall studs.

Winnipeg’s long, cold winters can expose every weak point in a home’s insulation. If you are dealing with cold floors, drafty rooms, uncomfortable basements, or moisture concerns, spray foam insulation may be the right solution.

Closed-cell spray foam expands on application, filling gaps, cracks, and hard-to-reach cavities while creating a continuous insulation layer. Unlike traditional fibre insulation, it insulates and air seals at the same time, helping reduce heat loss, drafts, and moisture movement.

At Above All Insulation, spray foam is commonly used in basements, crawlspaces, rim joists, sloped ceilings, attic applications, and select wall areas where air leakage or moisture control is a major concern. In many homes, it can also be combined with cellulose or fibreglass insulation to create a balanced, high-performance insulation system.

Worker sprays foam insulation between roof joists in an attic ceiling

Why Choose Spray Foam Insulation?

Closed-cell spray foam provides strong thermal performance in a compact space, making it useful where insulation depth is limited. It is often a smart choice for rim joists, foundation walls, crawlspaces, and other areas where every inch of insulation matters. Read more about R-values and why they matter.

Basements and crawlspaces can be damp, chilly spaces. Closed-cell spray foam does not absorb water like some fibre insulation products, helping reduce the risk of moisture-related performance issues, mould, and mildew in vulnerable areas.

Winnipeg winters are cold, windy, and hard on homes. Spray foam helps block air leakage around rim joists, crawlspaces, additions, and basement walls, improving comfort and helping reduce uneven temperatures throughout the home.

Our installers prepare each work area carefully before spraying. We mask and protect nearby finishes such as windows, doors, floors, and framing details to help keep the application clean, controlled, and professional from start to finish.

Spray foam expands into gaps and irregular spaces that can be difficult to insulate with traditional materials. This makes it especially effective around rim joists, attic slopes, crawlspaces, and other areas where drafts often start.

Spray foam is not always needed everywhere, but it can be one of the best options for problem areas. It is commonly used in:

Basements and foundation walls

Crawlspaces and unheated spaces

Rim joists and floor perimeters

Cathedral ceilings and attic slopes

Select wall and air-sealing applications

Our team will assess your home, explain where spray foam makes sense, and recommend the right insulation strategy for your space, budget, and performance goals.

Spray Foam

“I had Above All come out to spray foam the floor of my sunroom. Marvin and his insulation team did a great job from start to finish! Looking forward to using the sunroom year around!! I highly recommend Above All if your looking for any roofing, siding or insulation work.”

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