Everett's older neighborhoods have great bones — and often, no wall insulation. RetroFoam fills the cavities in one day, and SnoPUD customers can earn rebates to offset the cost.
Everett's housing stock stretches from early 1900s craftsmans near downtown to mid-century homes in Silver Lake and Eastmont. Most of these homes were built without wall insulation — or with minimal fiberglass batts that have long since settled and lost effectiveness. RetroFoam injection foam is injected directly into the wall cavity through small access holes, filling everything completely and permanently.
The Pacific Northwest climate makes wall insulation especially valuable in Snohomish County.
Unlike blown-in insulation that can settle over time and leave gaps, RetroFoam expands to fill every corner of the wall cavity — including around wires, pipes, and blocking. It stays put permanently without compacting.
Everett's active waterfront and busy corridors mean exterior noise is a daily reality for many homeowners. RetroFoam's foam matrix absorbs airborne sound, making rooms noticeably quieter after installation.
Snohomish PUD electric customers qualify for $0.50 per square foot on wall insulation. Homes built before 1976 with no existing insulation may qualify for an additional $0.50/sq ft. We handle the rebate on your behalf.
No demo. No drywall. One day.
SnoPUD electric customers earn $0.50/sq ft on wall insulation. Homes built before 1976 with no existing insulation qualify for an additional $0.50/sq ft bonus — up to $1.00/sq ft total. We process the rebate for you. See rebate details →
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