Spray foam solutions for the way
your building works.
Homes, workshops, attics, crawl spaces, new construction and commercial properties don't all have the same insulation requirements. Titan Thermal Shield evaluates the structure and project goals before recommending an appropriate spray foam application.
Good insulation starts with understanding the building.
The best insulation decision isn't made by choosing a product first.
It begins by understanding where heat, air and moisture interact with the building.
Construction type, climate, intended use, existing insulation and the location of the thermal boundary can all influence the appropriate approach.
That's why Titan Thermal Shield begins with the project itself.
Residential spray foam insulation
A comfortable home depends on more than the thermostat.
The walls, attic, roof assembly, crawl space and other components of the building envelope all influence how the home responds to outdoor conditions.
Spray foam can provide insulation while helping reduce unwanted air movement through appropriate areas of the structure.
For Houston-area homeowners, that can be particularly valuable during long, hot and humid seasons.
Titan Thermal Shield works with both existing homes and new residential construction.
- Attics
- Roof assemblies
- Walls
- Crawl spaces
- New construction
Attic spray foam insulation
The attic can be one of the most important areas affecting a home's thermal performance.
During Houston summers, roof and attic temperatures can become extreme.
If unwanted air moves between attic areas and conditioned spaces, the HVAC system may have to work harder to maintain comfortable temperatures.
An appropriate spray foam application can help create a more continuous thermal and air-control layer at the attic or roof assembly.
The correct approach depends on the design and condition of the home.
Crawl space spray foam
What happens underneath a home can affect the environment above it.
Crawl spaces in humid climates may be exposed to outside air and moisture, making air control and moisture management important considerations.
An appropriate spray foam installation can help seal unwanted air pathways and become part of a better-controlled crawl-space strategy.
Titan Thermal Shield evaluates the structure before recommending an approach.
Build performance in from the beginning.
New construction provides an opportunity that existing buildings often do not: access.
Before drywall and finishes close the building assemblies, builders and owners can address insulation and air sealing throughout critical areas of the structure.
Planning spray foam during construction can help create a more continuous building envelope from the start.
Titan Thermal Shield works with property owners and construction professionals on appropriate residential and specialty new-build applications.
The walls are part of the system.
Exterior walls separate conditioned indoor space from changing outdoor conditions.
Gaps and penetrations within the assembly can contribute to unwanted air movement.
Spray foam expands to fill appropriate wall cavities and irregular spaces, combining insulation with air-sealing characteristics.
For new construction and accessible renovation projects, wall applications can be an important part of a whole-building insulation strategy.
Turn a hot metal shell into a more usable space.
Metal buildings are durable and versatile, but bare metal provides limited thermal resistance.
Under Texas sun, workshops, garages, pole barns and similar structures can become extremely hot.
Temperature differences may also contribute to condensation concerns in certain conditions.
Spray foam can be applied to appropriate roof and wall assemblies to add insulation, reduce unwanted air movement and help create a more usable interior environment.
- Workshops
- Garages
- Pole barns
- Storage buildings
- Metal shops
Commercial insulation without the one-size-fits-all approach.
Commercial and non-residential properties can present different insulation requirements from homes.
Building size, construction type, occupancy, equipment and intended use can all affect the insulation strategy.
Titan Thermal Shield can evaluate appropriate commercial applications and recommend a spray foam approach based on the specific structure and project requirements.
From first conversation to finished installation.
A straightforward process, kept the same whether the job is one attic or a full commercial building.
Tell us about the project
Share the property type, area requiring insulation and any project information you already have
Review your estimate
Receive a project estimate outlining the proposed work.
Installation & completion
The crew performs the scheduled work and completes the project workflow.
Assess the property
When required, schedule an on-site assessment so the team can review the space and project requirements.
Schedule installation
After approval and any required pre-job arrangements, schedule the work.