Kellyville residents along Main Street and near Kellyville High School often deal with older frame homes that leak air through original siding and attic spaces. Sapulpa Spray Foam Insulation brings closed-cell foam directly to these properties, sealing rim joists and crawl spaces common on the larger rural lots found west of town toward Highway 66.
Summer humidity in Creek County pushes moisture through walls and ceilings in Kellyville homes built before 1980. Our crew applies spray foam from the 1216 10th St shop in Sapulpa, timing jobs around afternoon storms so the material cures properly before dew points rise again overnight.
Access to Kellyville Elementary School neighborhoods and side streets off Bristow Road can be tight for larger rigs, so we stage equipment at the edge of each lot and carry hoses in to reach detached garages and pole barns that many local families use for storage.
Around Kellyville
We regularly work near:
- 📍Kellyville High School
- 📍Kellyville Elementary School
- 📍Main Street Kellyville
- 📍Route 66 at Kellyville
- 📍Kellyville City Hall
Sapulpa Spray Foam Insulation in Kellyville — Local Notes
- •Many Kellyville homes sit on half-acre lots with gravel drives that get soft after rain, so we park the rig on the shoulder of SH-66 and run longer hose lines rather than risk getting stuck.
- •Older single-story houses near Kellyville City Hall often have low-pitch roofs and limited attic access; we use smaller portable rigs to spray rafters without removing existing insulation.
- •Creek County soil holds moisture longer than the sandy areas closer to Tulsa, increasing the value of closed-cell foam at the rim joist to stop ground vapor from entering crawl spaces common on Kellyville properties.