Is $2,500 to spray foam garage ceiling under bedroom a fair price?
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My bedroom is above my 2-car garage and is cold. The garage ceiling currently has inadequate fiberglass batting. I have access to the joist bays from an adjacent boiler room but want to avoid ripping down the finished garage ceiling. I am considering filling the joist cavities with cellulose as a less labor-intensive solution to improve comfort. My garage is drywalled, has an insulated door, block walls, and is not heated. I am also DIYing a 2000 sq ft basement.
Quote Details
This quote was for insulating the garage ceiling under the bedroom, with the homeowner responsible for finishing work. - Pull down existing drywall in the garage ceiling. - Apply 2 inches of spray foam insulation. - Homeowner responsible for putting fiberglass batts back up. - Homeowner responsible for re-drywalling, spackling, and painting the ceiling.
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Category
Insulation
Price
$2,500
Quote Date
November 27, 2025
Location
New Jersey
Insulation Type
Spray foam
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