Spray Foam Insulation in Kennedale, TX

Spray Foam Insulation in Kennedale fits a town that has grown steadily for 75 years. Kennedale had 1,046 residents in 1950, 3,076 in 1970, 5,850 in 2000 and 8,517 in 2020, and about 71.4% of its homes are owner-occupied. The townsite was surveyed in 1886 and named for Oliver S. Kennedy, who donated lots to bring the railroad through.

Steel and fabrication

Kennedale's largest employer is Sabre Industries and Fort Worth Tower, and other major employers include fabrication and contracting firms. Shops and steel outbuildings are common, and they are where closed-cell foam earns its price, insulating panels and stopping condensation.

After storms

On April 3, 2012, an EF2 tornado crossed U.S. 287 near Stagetrail Drive in eastern Kennedale, destroying 18 homes and damaging 291. Roof repairs after storms are a natural time to check attic insulation, since wet or displaced insulation should be replaced while the roof is open or freshly repaired.

Homes

Most Kennedale houses get the same basic treatment as their Arlington neighbors: seal the ceiling, deal with any ducts in the attic, and bring insulation to R-38 or more.

Older and newer side by side

Kennedale grew in steady steps, so you will find post-war homes near the old townsite and newer subdivisions along U.S. 287 and toward Arlington. The older homes typically need attic depth and sealing; the newer ones need attention around recessed lights, bonus rooms and duct runs.

High ownership

Census figures show a median owner-occupied value of $380,100 and median household income near $118,794. Owners with that much invested often ask about roof deck foam and a sealed attic, especially in two-story homes where the upstairs struggles.

Before we spray a shop

We check how the building will be used, whether it will be heated or cooled, and where wiring and outlets will go, so the foam does not have to be cut later.

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