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Step-by-Step Spray Foam Installation from the Pros

Get professional results on your next insulation project. From initial kit setup and safety checks to specialized applications like rim joists, basements, and steel buildings, our installation team walks you through every step to ensure optimal yield, proper expansion, and a permanent air seal.

How To Prepare Spray Foam Insulation Kits for Use

Start here before your first spray. Our installers walk you through unboxing your kit, checking for shipping damage, and matching your A and B tanks. You’ll learn how to check tank temperature (75–85°F is the target), warm the tanks if needed, connect the color-coded hoses, and put on the right protective gear so you’re ready to spray safely.

How To Apply Spray Foam Insulation to an Open Wall

See the most common Tiger Foam application, start to finish. Our pros show how to prep the space by moving and covering furnishings and masking outlets, then spray a thin first layer in each stud bay with a fan tip. You’ll also see how to build up layers, when to swap tips, and how to trim excess foam once it cures.

How To Apply Spray Foam Insulation to Basement Walls

Basement and foundation walls are a prime spot for energy loss, and this video shows how Tiger Foam goes on in these below-grade spaces. Watch our installation team demonstrate the technique so you can see what the application looks like before you start your own basement project.

How To Apply Spray Foam Insulation to Rim Joists

Rim joists are one of the most common sources of drafts and energy loss, and spray foam is a simple, cost-effective fix. Watch our team clear any fiberglass from the end of the bay, then use a cone tip to apply about three inches of foam to the rim joist and the bottom of the subfloor, matching the width of the wall above.

How To Apply Spray Foam Insulation to Steel Buildings

Spray foam is one of the fastest, easiest ways to insulate a metal building, and this video shows how it goes on bare steel walls. Follow along as our team builds up layers across the wall, and pick up a key tip: change the gun tip every seven to ten minutes to keep your spray consistent.

How To Apply Spray Foam Insulation inside Crawl Spaces

Even a tight, uninsulated crawl space can be sealed against energy loss. Our installers show what to expect in this tricky application, including using tank insulation blankets because crawl spaces run cool, checking tank temperature before you start, and spraying around plumbing pipes. Watch it first so you know what you’re getting into.