Attic Insulation Elite serves Moore from its base at 15 NE 48th St with spray foam work tailored to the neighborhood's mix of post-tornado rebuilds and older ranch homes. Crews reach jobs via I-35 or Eastern Avenue and focus on sealing attics against the humidity that builds up during long summers and the cold snaps that hit in winter.
Moore's flat lots and frequent thunderstorms mean moisture can linger in poorly sealed attics. Spray foam applied at the 15 NE 48th St shop's standard Mon–Sun 8am–8pm schedule fills gaps around rafters and penetrations common in homes near Buck Thomas Park and Moore High School, cutting air leaks without major demolition.
Around Moore
We regularly work near:
- 📍Buck Thomas Park
- 📍Moore High School
- 📍Lake Stanley Draper
- 📍I-35 corridor
- 📍Moore Public Library
- 📍Canadian River
Attic Insulation Oklahoma City in Moore — Local Notes
- •Post-1999 and 2013 tornado rebuilds in Moore often have truss roofs with limited attic access that spray foam handles better than batts because it expands into irregular spaces.
- •Homes along the Canadian River and near Lake Stanley Draper sit on flatter terrain where drainage is slow, so closed-cell foam is used to block humidity that rises from the soil into crawlspaces and attics.
- •Severe hail and wind common in Moore require foam that bonds tightly to roof decks; crews check sheathing condition on every job before application.
- •Ranch-style houses on small lots near I-35 have shallow attics where spray foam's thin profile preserves headroom while meeting insulation needs.