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Why Choose DTF Spray Foam?

We deliver superior insulation solutions that save money and improve comfort

Superior Air Sealing

Our spray foam creates an airtight seal, eliminating drafts and reducing energy loss by up to 50%.

Moisture Protection

Prevent mold, mildew, and structural damage with our moisture-resistant spray foam solutions.

Long-Lasting Value

Our premium spray foam insulation lasts decades, providing continuous savings and comfort.

Proudly Serving South Texas

Medina County
Wilson County
McMullen County
Atascosa County
Frio County

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About DTF Spray Foam

DTF Spray Foam is a licensed and insured spray foam insulation contractor based in Pleasanton, Texas, serving Atascosa, Wilson, Medina, Frio, and McMullen counties. We install open cell and closed cell spray foam in homes, metal buildings, barndominiums, and commercial properties — typically reducing South Texas cooling bills by 30–50%.

Spray Foam Questions, Answered

The most common questions we hear from South Texas homeowners.

How much does spray foam insulation cost in South Texas?

Spray foam in South Texas typically costs $1.50 to $4.50 per board foot installed. Open cell runs $0.50–$1.50 per sq ft; closed cell runs $1.00–$2.50 per sq ft. DTF Spray Foam provides free written estimates.

Is spray foam worth it in the South Texas heat?

Yes. South Texas homeowners typically cut cooling bills 30–50% after spray foam installation. Most recover the investment in 4–7 years through energy savings.

Open cell vs closed cell — which do I need?

Open cell (R-3.7/inch) is great for interior walls and sound dampening. Closed cell (R-6.5/inch) adds a vapor barrier and structural rigidity — preferred for metal buildings, attics, and humid climates.

How long does spray foam last?

Properly installed spray foam lasts 80 years or longer without sagging or losing R-value. It typically outlasts the building it's installed in.

Is spray foam safe for my family?

Yes. Once cured (within 24 hours), spray foam is inert and chemically stable. It does not off-gas, harbor mold, or attract pests.

How long does installation take?

Most residential jobs are completed in one day. A 2,000 sq ft home with attic spray foam typically takes 6–10 hours, and the foam cures within an hour of application.

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