Spray Foam Insulation in Plano, KY

Spray foam insulation in Plano is mostly work on family homes, both established and new. Plano's population rose from 1,117 in 2010 to 1,223 in 2020, up 9.5%, on a compact footprint of about 1.03 square miles at roughly 610 feet of elevation.

New homes on the way

A large residential project on Plano Road was scheduled for planning commission review in September 2018, part of the steady build-out south of Bowling Green. New houses in this area usually have reasonable attic insulation, but bonus rooms over garages, attic kneewalls and ductwork in the attic are common trouble spots in summer.

Established homes

Older homes in Plano are more likely to have thin attic insulation and vented crawl spaces. In a humid Kentucky summer, the crawl space is often where comfort and air quality problems start.

Community

Plano has its own elementary school, a volunteer fire department and G.H. Freeman Park, with a walking track and two cabanas. It feels like a small town, but it is a short drive from the city.

Code and targets

Kentucky's statewide Climate Zone 4 code lists R-38 for ceilings and R-19 for floors. The Department of Energy suggests R-60 for an uninsulated attic in Zone 4. Get a free estimate