Polar Insulation installs spray foam, attic insulation and new construction insulation in Barnesville and southern Clay County. Our shop in West Fargo is about a half hour away, and we’ve been working on the Minnesota side of the Red River Valley since 2012.
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Barnesville sits at the edge of the valley, and the wind coming across the open fields hits houses and outbuildings hard. Most of our calls from here fall into two groups: older homes in town that need more in the attic, and farm shops and machine sheds that have to stay workable all winter.
We also insulate new homes going up on acreages outside of town.
We’re close enough to Barnesville to get out for an inspection without a long wait, and we treat a machine shed with the same care as a house. You’ll know what we’re doing and why before we start.
A lot of houses in Barnesville have been re-roofed or re-sided over the years. That work can cover soffit vents or leave gaps in the air barrier, and the original attic insulation is usually thin. The result is cold rooms, ice dams and higher heating bills.
We’ll do a free attic inspection and check the insulation, air sealing and ventilation. If it needs work, we can remove the old insulation, air seal, add baffles and blow in new insulation.
Spray Foam Solutions
Closed-cell spray foam bonds right to steel, which makes it the best choice for pole barns, machine sheds and metal shops. It also seals basements, crawlspaces and rim joists against cold air and moisture.
Spray foam needs 30°F or higher to go on and cure. A shop that can be closed up and heated can sometimes be done in colder months, though added heating costs may apply.
Building a house or shop near Barnesville? We’ll work with you and your builder to plan the insulation, covering walls, rim joists, attic and air sealing. We install spray foam, fiberglass batts and blown-in fiberglass.
We work throughout southern Clay County and the farms between Moorhead and Rothsay. Closer to Moorhead? See our Fargo-Moorhead page.
Yes. Closed-cell spray foam is our usual choice for steel buildings because it bonds to the metal and helps control condensation.
Spray foam needs 30°F or warmer through its 24-hour cure. A shop that can be closed up and heated may work in colder months, and any added heating cost is billed to the job.
About 30 minutes. Our shop is in West Fargo.
No, attic inspections are free.
Call or send a quote request with a little about your home, shop or new build. We’ll come out and give you a straight answer.
