Ruidoso, New Mexico · June 2025
A new Ruidoso home built around tall windows and mountain views, with spray foam in the exterior walls and between the ceiling rafters before drywall.
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The job
This new home in Ruidoso faces the mountains through tall windows and a set of glass doors out to a deck. We sprayed foam into the exterior wall cavities and between the ceiling rafters, working around the recessed light boxes and the framing at each window.
When a room is mostly glass, the walls and ceiling around it have to be tight. Foam seals the joints at the window framing, the top plates and the light boxes, which is where a mountain house tends to let cold air in when the wind comes over the ridge.
Where this was
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More of our work
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.
Alto, NMSpray foam on the outside face of a new concrete-block wall in Alto, applied from the footing up while the trench was still open, before backfill.
Ruidoso, NMA new Ruidoso home with a loft, clerestory windows and big views, sprayed with foam in the exterior walls and up the roofline before the drywall.
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