Vision Statement

Environmental Foam of Vermont applies Foam Insulation & Coatings in residential, commercial and agricultural structures using non-ozone depleting or greenhouse gas products. Our goal is to achieve the highest quality of energy efficiency, indoor air quality & total building performance possible for our customers. We strive to use the highest quality products in each of their specialized applications governed by environmental conditions. Each product has been chosen for its demonstrated performance and exceptional warranty.

About Us

Environmental Foam of Vermont was founded in January of 1996 in search of a green building insulation that would provide relief from the common problems experienced in the Vermont market. The Icynene Insulation System® was selected for its green building rating, zero emissions & spray-in-place qualities. It was installed in the Owners home in the fall of 1995 and monitored throughout the winter months. The Icynene® provided excellent energy efficiency and zero ice damming on the complicated roof system. Environmental Foam Constructed a self powered mobile spray rig and commenced operations during May of 1996. In 1999 Environmental Foam began spraying Closed Cell Polyurethane Foam for its flexibility, high R-Value and low permeance rating. The environmental conditions of Vermont's high vapor drive, erratic temperature changes and historic structures required application of specific foam systems for each structure. Corbond® Performance Insulation was chosen for its low permeance, superior quality and market leading warranty. In recent years with the growing foam market, Environmental Foam has expanded into the commercial and agricultural markets requiring the use of specialized coatings and foam systems. These include cementious thermal barriers, acrylic/silicon roof coatings, waterproof below grade foundation coatings & roofing foam. Currently Environmental Foam operates powered by bio-diesel spray rigs consisting of trucks and trailers to provide flexibility to the needs of specific job sites and the environmental conditions of the varied landscape.