Spray Foam Insulation in Lincoln, AR

Spray foam insulation in Lincoln covers older homes in town and a lot of rural buildings. Lincoln is about 25 miles southwest of Fayetteville and about eight miles east of the Arkansas-Oklahoma border, with 2,294 residents in 2020.

Older homes

Lincoln was incorporated on November 23, 1907, after a railroad agent platted a town along a proposed rail line. It was first called Blackjack, for the blackjack oaks used to build the first schoolhouse. Older homes in town often have thin attic insulation and crawl spaces that let humid air in.

Vacancy and housing

The 2020 census counted 1,005 housing units and 892 households, with an overall vacancy rate of 11.2%. Homes that have sat empty for a while often need old insulation removed and the attic or crawl space cleaned before reinsulating.

Apples and farms

Lincoln is nicknamed the Apple Capital of Arkansas, and the Arkansas Apple Festival has been held on the first weekend of October since 1976. The farms around town have barns, shops and equipment buildings where closed-cell foam stops drip and holds temperature.

Rural homes

Many homes around Lincoln are on acreage, often with a well house, barn or shop nearby. We can look at every building on one visit and quote each one on its own line, so you can decide what to do now and what to leave for later.

Climate

Washington County is in Climate Zone 4A. The Department of Energy suggests R-19 for floors over unheated space in Zone 4. Get a free estimate