Indiana

Spray Foam Insulation Contractors in Indiana

31 spray foam contractors listed in Indiana across 13 cities and towns. Each one's own website describes spray foam work; filter by open-cell, closed-cell or where they install it, then check each one before you hire.

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Indianapolis 10

Fort Wayne 7

South Bend 3

Mishawaka 2

Carmel 1

  • Koala Insulation of North Indy

    421 Industrial Dr, Carmel, IN 46032

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces · Basement walls

    (317) 981-2326 koalainsulation.com

Danville 1

Greenfield 1

  • Octofoam

    W US Hwy 40, Greenfield, IN 46140

    On their website: Attics · Crawl spaces · Metal buildings

    (317) 967-0505 octofoam.com

Greenwood 1

Lowell 1

  • Indiana Spray Foam

    17958 Grant St, Lowell, IN 46356

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces · Metal buildings

    (219) 696-6100 indianasprayfoam.com

Nashville 1

  • Affordable Spray Foam Insulators

    1943 Gatesville Rd, Nashville, IN 47448

    On their website: Closed-cell · Metal buildings

    (812) 327-6712 asfinsulators.com

Plainfield 1

Uniondale 1

  • Air Stoppers Insulation

    726 US-224 Unit 2, Uniondale, IN 46791

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces

    (260) 445-5570 truteam.com

Westfield 1

  • Hoosier Spray Foam

    15001 Shelborne Rd, Westfield, IN 46074

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces · Metal buildings

    hoosiersprayfoam.com

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Licensing in Indiana

Few states license spray foam installation by name. Depending on Indiana's rules and the size of the job, an installer may need a general, residential or home-improvement contractor license, and local building departments may require a permit and inspection. Where a listing shows a license, we matched it in the state's official licensing data. Ask each contractor which licenses and permits apply to your job, and verify them with the issuing agency.