North of the river
Spray Foam Insulation in Richardsville, KY
Insulation for rural homes and buildings north of Bowling Green.
- Free on-site estimates
- Itemized written quotes with R-value and thickness
- Moisture checked before crawl spaces are sealed
Country Homes North of the City
Spray foam insulation in Richardsville is mostly rural work. The community lies roughly eight miles north of Bowling Green and is named for Thomas Richards, a blacksmith among the first settlers. Its post office opened in 1872 and closed in 1998.
Rural houses
Country homes here range from older farmhouses to newer homes on large lots. Older houses usually need attic sealing and depth and a crawl space that stays drier. Newer homes on acreage often come with a shop or pole barn that needs insulating too.
Deeper caves north of the river
The Bowling Green city geologist has said cave systems north of the river are about 150 feet down in many places, much deeper than on the city's west side. Even so, surface drainage around a house matters, and we look for water in crawl spaces before sealing them.
A school built in concrete
Richardsville's 1949 school was built with Alabama stone walls and a poured concrete floor and roof, and 465 students started there on February 23, 1949. The area has a long history of building to last.
Farm buildings
Closed-cell foam on steel walls and roofs keeps barns and shops from dripping and helps them hold heat. Get a free estimate
Richardsville Facts
- Named for a settler. Richardsville is named for Thomas Richards, a blacksmith among the first settlers, per the Kentucky Atlas and Gazetteer.
- North of Bowling Green. It lies roughly eight miles north of Bowling Green. Its post office opened in 1872 and closed in 1998.
- A concrete school. The 1949 Richardsville school had Alabama stone walls and a poured concrete floor and roof; 465 students started there on February 23, 1949.
- Deeper caves north of the river. The Bowling Green city geologist said cave systems north of the river are about 150 feet down in many places.
Richardsville Questions
Do you travel to rural properties north of the river?
Yes. Richardsville is well within our area, and we can quote a house and outbuildings on the same visit.
What is the first step for an old farmhouse?
Sealing the attic floor and adding depth, then fixing the crawl space. Walls come after that.
Can you insulate a pole barn roof only?
Yes. Many owners start with the roof to stop drip, and add walls later.
Is spray foam a good idea in an older farmhouse attic?
On the attic floor, foam is excellent for sealing the gaps around chimneys, wiring and wall tops. Covering the whole roof deck of an old farmhouse is less common, because it hides the roof boards. Most older houses do well with sealing plus blown-in insulation on the attic floor.
Free Estimates in Richardsville, KY
Richardsville homeowners: ask for a free estimate.
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