Trusted Insulation Contractors in Bracebridge, ON

Yes we can! All BASK trucks are 4x4 so getting down tight and steep roads are not a problem. Please make sure roads are in good condition and trees are trimmed back in order to get our trucks to site without damage.

Yes. Customers are required to be out of the building during any spray foam application. They are asked to stay out for 24 hours after the job has been completed.

Yes. The Ontario Building Code mandates that spray foam insulation be covered to Ontario Fire Code. Please check with your local building inspector for your particular requirements. BASK offers a fire resistant paint called DC-315 for 2lb spray foam fire code requirements.

Yes. It is very important to prime right after new drywall installation! Primers will cover the joint compound and provide a good base for texturing or painting. It also helps keep moisture out of the drywall, which will reduce nail pops and cracking over time.

Temperature and humidity control during and after drywall installation is crucial for the longevity of the final drywall finish. High humidity and extreme temperatures can stop or slow down a compound's ability to evaporate water. This can lead to cracks and nail pops in the drywall. Homes should be kept above 15 degrees Celsius prior to drywall install and also maintain a relatively low humidity level. Heaters, fans, and dehumidifiers can assist in maintaining a home's climate.