Roswell, New Mexico · November 2025
A new Roswell home with steep vaulted ceilings and arched windows, sprayed with foam between the rafters and in the framed walls before the drywall.
Job photos
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The job
This home in Roswell has steep vaulted ceilings over its main rooms, with a gable wall of arched windows at one end. We sprayed foam between the rafters on the underside of the roof deck, from the wall plate up to the ridge, and into the framed walls, working around the light boxes and the other openings in the roof.
A vaulted ceiling has no attic above it, so the rafter bays are the only place the insulation can go, and any gap there shows up as a hot spot in July or a cold one in January. Foam fills the bays and seals them in one step. That’s our rig parked just outside the door in the first photo.
Where this was
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More of our work
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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.
Lake Arthur, NMA steel shop in Lake Arthur with a wood mezzanine and roll-up doors, sprayed with foam across the underside of the roof and down the walls to the slab.
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