DeRidder grew up on the timber boom that brought the railroad through around 1896, and the same Longleaf Pine framing lumber that built its protected historic downtown still shows up in the walls of the new homes going up on the pine-country lots outside town.
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DeRidder, up in Beauregard Parish, has pine-country homes and steady new construction that all face long, hot Louisiana summers. Closed-cell foam in the right places keeps that conditioned air in and the humid outdoor air out.
The DeRidder Commercial Historic District downtown, built up during the sawmill boom before the timber ran out in the mid-1920s, is protected on the National Register the same way Lake Charles's Charpentier District is: exterior changes are restricted, but nothing stops a foam contractor from sealing an attic, crawl space, or interior wall cavity from the inside. That is usually the only way to bring one of those older commercial or residential buildings up to a modern energy standard without touching the facade the historic designation protects.
Outside town, Beauregard Parish keeps adding new homes on pine-country lots, and every one of them is a chance to spray foam the envelope during framing instead of retrofitting it later. That is cheaper, faster, and it produces a tighter home from the day the owner moves in, which matters through a long Louisiana cooling season.
Between the historic core and the new-build edges of town, DeRidder is one of the few markets in our service area where retrofit and new construction work run side by side in roughly equal measure.
Seal the hottest part of your house. Foam the roof deck and stop the attic from baking your living space.
Learn moreThe Gulf Coast standard. Dense, high R-value foam that blocks moisture, adds strength, and resists flood damage.
Learn moreA cost-effective air seal for interior walls and attics where moisture control is less critical.
Learn moreStop ground moisture, mold, and humid air from rising into your floors. A sealed, foam-insulated crawl space.
Learn moreBuild it right the first time. Foam the whole envelope during the build for the tightest, most efficient home.
Learn moreAlready living there? We add spray foam to existing attics, walls, and crawl spaces without a full rebuild.
Learn moreMetal buildings, warehouses, and light-industrial spaces. High-performance foam that cuts energy load and condensation.
Learn moreTell us about your DeRidder home or project and we'll get back to you, usually within one business day.
Yes. We work from the interior, the attic, or the crawl space, none of which touches the exterior facade that the DeRidder Commercial Historic District designation protects.
Yes, that is a regular part of our work here. Foaming the envelope during framing is cheaper than a later retrofit and produces the tightest, most efficient home from day one.
The pine framing and the humidity are the two things that decide it. A roof deck or exterior wall generally wants a moisture-blocking closed-cell fill, while an interior wall or an already-shaded attic can usually get by on the lighter open-cell option, and we walk each DeRidder job to pick between them room by room.
Let us know whether it's a historic downtown building or a new-build lot, and we get back to you with a quote inside one business day.
Tell us about the job and we'll come back with a written quote.
