How much can commercial spray foam save on energy bills in Florida?

20–50% reduction. Airtight seal cuts cooling loss by up to 40% in humid climates (EPA Energy Star). Qualifies for FPL rebates up to $1,420.

Does spray foam insulation meet Florida Building Code (FBC)?

Yes. Closed-cell foam exceeds R-30 attics (Zone 1), R-13 floors, and allows unvented attics. Air-impermeable and hurricane-durable.

How long does a commercial spray foam installation take?

1–2 days with minimal downtime. Foam cures in minutes. Full cleanup included.

Do you offer incentives or tax deductions?

Yes — federal 179D deduction (up to $5/sq ft) and FPL rebates. We help identify eligibility during free audit.

What types of commercial buildings do you serve in Central Florida?

Warehouses, offices, retail, cold storage, metal buildings, and block wall retrofits in Lake County, Eustis, Orlando Metro & beyond.

Commercial Spray Foam Insulation

High-Performance Spray Foam Solutions for Commercial Buildings

From metal structures to retail facilities, Project Spray Foam LLC provides advanced insulation engineered for durability, moisture control, and industry-leading energy savings.

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Closed-Cell Spray Foam for Commercial Buildings

Closed-cell spray foam is the gold standard for commercial insulation, delivering unmatched strength, moisture protection, and energy performance across all building types. It’s engineered to handle Florida’s heat, humidity, and demanding structural requirements—making it the ideal choice for warehouses, metal buildings, retail spaces, industrial facilities, and more.

Why Closed-Cell Foam Is Best for Commercial Applications

1.Superior Insulation & Air Sealing

Closed-cell foam offers one of the highest R-values per inch, along with a complete air barrier. This reduces HVAC strain and stabilizes indoor temperatures—critical for large commercial spaces.

2. Structural Reinforcement

Once cured, closed-cell foam hardens into a rigid, durable material that strengthens walls, ceilings, and roof systems. This added rigidity helps buildings stand up to wind, vibration, and constant use.

3. Moisture & Vapor Barrier

Closed-cell foam is water-resistant and functions as a Class II vapor retarder. It prevents:

Humidity intrusion

Condensation issues

Mold and mildew development

Water infiltration in metal structures

Perfect for Florida’s high-moisture environment.

4. Ideal for Metal Buildings & Industrial Facilities

Closed-cell foam adheres tightly to steel, aluminum, concrete, and block surfaces. It stops the sweating and condensation that metal buildings commonly experience.

5. Long-Term Durability

Unlike fiberglass or rigid board insulation, closed-cell foam won’t sag, rot, or break down over time. It keeps performing for the lifetime of the structure.

6. Improves Energy Efficiency & Cost Control

Commercial property owners often see significant reductions in energy consumption due to the foam’s air sealing and high insulation performance.

Perfect Applications for Closed-Cell Spray Foam in Commercial Buildings

Warehouses & storage facilities
Metal buildings
Retail stores & strip plazas
Restaurants
Office buildings
Industrial and manufacturing plants
Agriculture and processing facilities
Commercial roofs and retrofits

Why Florida Commercial Buildings Prefer Spray Foam

1. Energy Savings & Comfort
Closed-cell foam reduces HVAC demand and keeps large spaces at consistent temperatures—even during Florida’s extreme heat.

2. Moisture Protection
Spray foam prevents condensation, mold, and water intrusion—critical for humid climates like Lake County and Volusia County.

3. Durability & Longevity
Unlike fiberglass, spray foam won’t sag, settle, or degrade, saving maintenance costs over the life of your building.

4. Flexibility for Any Structure
Whether it’s a metal building in Umatilla, a retail center in The Villages, or a warehouse in New Smyrna Beach, spray foam adapts to irregular cavities, tight spaces, and complex rooflines.