Polar Insulation works on both sides of the river in Wahpeton and Breckenridge, installing spray foam, attic insulation and new construction insulation. We’re based in West Fargo, under an hour north, and have served the Red River Valley since 2012.
Locally Owned & Operated
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Attic System Specialists
Nothing Due Until Completion
residential, commercial, and more
The Red River starts right here, where the Bois de Sioux and Otter Tail rivers meet. The land around it is flat and wide open, and winter wind hits houses, garages and farm buildings hard.
Most calls we get from this area are older homes in town with thin attic insulation, and farm shops or machine sheds that need to hold heat. We handle both.
We start every job with a walk-through and a straight conversation about what the building needs, then do the work and clean up behind ourselves. Nothing is due until the job is done.
If your house has had a new roof or new siding, the attic ventilation may have changed without anyone telling you. Covered soffit vents are one of the most common problems we find in this area, along with too little insulation.
We start with a free attic inspection. If the attic needs work, we can remove the old insulation, air seal, fix the ventilation and blow in new insulation.
Spray Foam Solutions
Closed-cell spray foam seals air and moisture out in one layer. We recommend it for metal buildings, shops, crawlspaces and basements, and for 2×4 walls where there isn’t room for enough fiberglass.
Spray foam needs 30°F or higher to go on and cure, so we plan those jobs around the weather.
Building a house or shop near Wahpeton or Breckenridge? We plan the insulation with you or your builder before the walls close up, from the rim joists to the attic. We install spray foam, fiberglass batts and blown-in fiberglass.
We work on both the North Dakota and Minnesota sides of the river, from Abercrombie down to Hankinson and over to Campbell.
Yes. We serve Wahpeton and Breckenridge and the towns on both the North Dakota and Minnesota sides.
Covered soffit vents from roofing or siding work, and too little insulation. Both lead to ice dams and higher heating bills.
Yes. Closed-cell spray foam bonds to steel and is our usual choice for metal buildings.
Yes, they are free.
Tell us about your attic, new build or shop and we’ll get back to you with next steps.
