Bixby Spray Foam Insulation crews drive south from our 15017 S Grant St shop to serve Mounds properties along Highway 75 and 151st Street. Older ranch homes on larger lots here often have vented crawl spaces that collect moisture during humid subtropical summers, so we apply closed-cell foam directly to the underside of floors and rim joists to stop air and vapor movement.
Mounds sits just west of the Bixby Sports Complex with quicker access than routes into central Tulsa or Jenks. Mild winters mean fewer freeze-thaw cycles, yet sudden spring rains can saturate the sandy loam soils common along Mounds Creek; spray foam creates a continuous thermal and moisture barrier that holds up under these conditions without the settling issues seen in batt insulation.
Around Mounds
We regularly work near:
- 📍Mounds High School
- 📍Mounds Elementary School
- 📍Highway 75
- 📍151st Street
- 📍Bixby Sports Complex
- 📍Washington Irving Memorial Park
Bixby Spray Foam Insulation in Mounds — Local Notes
- •Many Mounds homes built before 1990 sit on pier-and-beam foundations with limited access; we use smaller spray rigs and portable compressors to reach tight crawl spaces without major excavation.
- •Larger rural lots along South Mounds Road expose attics to stronger summer heat gain; two-inch closed-cell applications here routinely bring attic temperatures down enough to ease HVAC loads during peak humidity.
- •Drainage swales near the Creek Turnpike right-of-way can channel water toward foundations during heavy rains; we seal sill plates and rim boards first to keep moisture from wicking into floor systems.