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Is $5,500 to inject foam insulation into walls a fair price?

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We hired RetroFoam to inject foam insulation into our 1920s house in central Austin. I had made them aware that the walls were not sealed at the bottom and they said, if necessary, they would seal them before installing the foam. After installation, we saw no difference in AC usage and an energy audit showed gaps at the bottom of the walls. The franchise sold to headquarters, who is now denying warranty liability.

Quote Details

Injection of foam insulation into the exterior walls of a 1920s home. - Inject foam insulation into wall cavities - Seal wall bottoms if necessary (not performed)

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Category

Insulation

Price

$5,500

Quote Date

April 8, 2026

Location

Texas

Year Built

1920

Insulation Type

Spray foam

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