Superior Company

Your choice of insulation contractors will make a significant difference in your enjoyment of your home. If you choose to trust your home to Superior Foam Insulation, we guarantee that we will put AT LEAST the agreed upon thickness of the right foam product everywhere it belongs, and we will protect every area where it MUST NOT GO. We will take no shortcuts in our mission to achieve our lofty, and oft repeated, goals for every home we insulate. The formula that differentiates us from other foam contractors is:

   Superior Philosophy
+ Superior Products
+ Superior People
+ Superior Process
= Superior Performance

Why invest in the best insulation product available only to have it improperly installed by an inferior foam contractor? Be advised that there are foam insulation contractors in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex who are less than competent. Their work is so poorly thought out and executed that the foam they install will add very little, if any energy efficiency over what conventional insulation would provide. Some foam contractors use a closed-cell, high-density, rigid urethane foam that, for numerous reasons, does not belong in the walls or on the air conditioning ducts in residential projects. See comparison chart.

Unfortunately, the inferior workmanship of these foam insulation contractors, and/or their use of the wrong foam, has led some "home" builders in the area to erroneously conclude that low-density foam seriously slows progress on the home, and that it performs only marginally better than conventional fiberglass insulation. The responsibility for insulation related delays and/or poor performance of foamed homes lies solely with the foam contractor, and NOT with SEALECTION^© 500 foam. Our hope is that these "home" builders will give Superior Foam the opportunity to demonstrate the truly outstanding results obtainable from the use of foam.

Superior Foam has never been fired by any builder, but we have fired "house" builders who wanted us to cover over or compensate for other shortcomings in their houses. (It is not our goal to help "house" builders to succeed.)

There is usually a direct correlation between price and pride of workmanship. The low bidder is frequently pressured by his own low bid to complete the job using as little foam and as few labor hours as possible to stand any chance of making a profit. He can only keep his fingers crossed that the sheetrock goes up before the builder notices his miserable workmanship and calls him back to finish the job as he should have in the first place.

While Superior Foam's pricing is not cheap, neither is it excessive. Our pricing is sufficient to allow us to use enough SEALection 500^© foam, canned foam, caulk, and labor hours to complete the job in superior fashion. It represents the best available investment of your dollars for insulation, yielding the highest available return on investment and largest improvement to monthly cash flow. We expect our insulation system to become, for some people, reason enough to build a new home.