Bixby residents along 151st Street South and near Haikey Creek Park face hot humid summers that drive up cooling loads in single-family homes built from the 1990s onward. Jenks Spray Foam Insulation crews apply closed-cell foam directly into attics and rim joists to seal the building envelope against moisture that moves through the area’s clay-heavy soils.
Access to many Bixby properties runs through newer subdivisions off Memorial Drive where crawl spaces sit low to the ground. The same team works Saturdays until 3pm to fit around homeowner schedules while keeping spray rigs on the street without blocking school bus routes near Bixby High School.
Around Bixby
We regularly work near:
- 📍Bixby High School
- 📍Haikey Creek Park
- 📍Bixby Town Center
- 📍151st Street South
- 📍Bixby Public Library
Jenks Spray Foam Insulation in Bixby — Local Notes
- •Bixby lots often back up to drainage ditches that hold water after heavy spring rains, so closed-cell foam is applied at the rim board to stop vapor drive into wall cavities.
- •Many 2000s-era homes near Bixby Town Center have vaulted ceilings over great rooms; open-cell foam fills the rafter bays without adding weight that could stress older truss designs.
- •Summer heat gain through south-facing walls along 131st Street is reduced when two inches of closed-cell foam is sprayed behind the vinyl siding during re-siding projects.