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Old 11-26-2012, 10:45 AM   #1
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Can anyone recommend a good doi-it urself Spray foam kit to do my rim joists? Not sure it they are all the same or there really are differences. TIA


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Old 11-26-2012, 05:08 PM   #2
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How many feet of bands do you have?

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How many feet of bands do you have?
I measured about 200-220sqft. Its a townhouse so front and back.. I called a local place to do it and they said it would be better for me if they get a couple people so they can come and do us to drive the price down.. I was guestimated a price of about $600 at 3 inch ccspf... not bad I guess. Plus they also said that the temps of their product would be better to apply than with the stuff I would buy from those kits. What's ur thought?

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For $600, just have them do it. That is cheap if that is a full fill band spray.

You could, in theory, do it cheaper with XPS and sealant, but it will take you some time vs. no time and $600.
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For $600, just have them do it. That is cheap if that is a full fill band spray.

You could, in theory, do it cheaper with XPS and sealant, but it will take you some time vs. no time and $600.
Yea, I prob will have them do it. He is mailing me a proposal and I will see exactly what they are offering.. Plus it would be faster, cleaner and more than likley done right. lol...
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For $600, just have them do it. That is cheap if that is a full fill band spray.

You could, in theory, do it cheaper with XPS and sealant, but it will take you some time vs. no time and $600.
This is my offer

Town Home front and back band joist only.
This area to be applied using a Froth Pac.

Sq.Ft.- 37
In.: 3.0
Foam: Closed Cell

Descreption : Apply 3" (R-21) of Heatlok Soy closed cell foam to the basement Band Joist.
Bd. Ft.: 111
Rate : SP
Total : $550

What r ur thoughts. I like the price but just want to make sure that they r giving me a good product. Thanks!
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That is pretty cheap to send out a crew for a small'ish type job.

Could you do it cheaper if you did it...yes. Do you want to deal with it? If so, you can do it for cheaper with a smaller froth pack.
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That is pretty cheap to send out a crew for a small'ish type job.

Could you do it cheaper if you did it...yes. Do you want to deal with it? If so, you can do it for cheaper with a smaller froth pack.
Ok, I thought it was cheap also. He did say that they pretty much charge for a "DAY" so they get a few customers lined up and go do them in-between their BIG jobs.
But I want to know if this is a "GOOD" product? I don't know much about what is good or not. I mean is this better than buying a do-it urself product online? Thanks
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3" of cc SPF for the bands would be just right.
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3" of cc SPF for the bands would be just right.
Ok great! I will just have them come do it and save the hassle and mess! Getting this done and having Wayne do my windows will be a great improvment in the comfort of my house! Thanks again.

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