Artesia, New Mexico · November 2025
A new Artesia home with arched windows and vaulted rooms: foam in the exterior walls and on the roof deck brings the attic and ducts into the insulated space.
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The job
This home in Artesia has arched windows, a bay window and vaulted rooms. We sprayed foam into the exterior wall cavities and across the underside of the roof deck, from the eaves up to the ridge, before the drywall went up.
Foaming the roof deck instead of the attic floor brings the attic inside the insulated part of the house. The heating and cooling ducts run through that attic (you can see them in the photos), so they sit in a space close to the temperature of the house instead of a hot summer attic, which helps the system deliver air at the temperature it was set for.
Where this was
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More of our work
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Roswell, NMA new Roswell home with steep vaulted ceilings and arched windows, sprayed with foam between the rafters and in the framed walls before the drywall.
Alto, NMA modern home in Alto with walls of glass and long views, sprayed with foam in the exterior walls and up the roofline before the drywall went in.
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