High Rolls, New Mexico · June 2025
Spray foam on the walls and under the roof of a steel building among the pines at High Rolls, shown during the work and after completion.
Job photos
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The job
This steel building sits in the trees at High Rolls, on the road up from Alamogordo to Cloudcroft. We sprayed the walls first, then worked the underside of the roof from scaffolding, spraying between the purlins from the eaves to the peak and leaving the steel frames bare.
The second photo shows the halfway point: walls done, roof mostly still bare metal. The third is one of our crew on the scaffold spraying the roof. The rest show the finished building, including the gable ends and a close look at the foam between the purlins.
Up here a metal building swings between warm afternoons and cold nights. Foam on the inside of the steel insulates it and seals the seams, which helps keep the temperature inside steadier and cuts down on the steel sweating on cold mornings.
Where this was
See what we do in and around Cloudcroft, the local conditions we plan for, and how to get a free estimate there.
More of our work
Mayhill, NMA metal building in Mayhill, in the mountains east of Cloudcroft, sprayed with foam on every wall and across the roof, up to its roll-up doors and windows.
Roswell, NMA clear-span steel building in Roswell with spray foam under the whole roof and down the walls, sprayed around the roll-up doors and walk-in doors.
Capitan, NMA steel building in Capitan with framed rooms inside: foam in the stud walls and ceilings of the rooms, and on the roof panels over the open bay.
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