Most Seattle homes were built before modern insulation standards. RetroFoam fills empty wall cavities through small drilled holes — no demo, no drywall removal, one day.
Seattle's older neighborhoods — from Ballard bungalows to Capitol Hill Craftsmans — are full of charm but short on insulation. The wet Pacific Northwest winters make uninsulated walls feel brutal. RetroFoam injection foam is purpose-built for exactly these homes: existing walls, no demolition, complete cavity fill in a single visit.
Seattle's housing stock skews old. Tens of thousands of homes were built with little or no wall insulation — and the results are familiar.
Empty wall cavities conduct cold straight into your living space. No amount of thermostat adjusting fixes an uninsulated wall — you have to fill it. RetroFoam expands to fill the entire cavity and stays put permanently.
Seattle's dense neighborhoods mean traffic, buses, and neighbor sounds pour through uninsulated walls. RetroFoam's foam matrix significantly reduces airborne sound transmission — walls feel quieter almost immediately after install.
We drill small holes through your existing siding — about the size of a quarter — inject the foam, and patch the holes. No scaffolding, no interior demo, no living out of hotel. Most Seattle jobs are done in one day.
Three steps. One day. Zero drywall damage.
Puget Sound Energy customers can earn $2.50 per square foot on qualifying wall insulation upgrades. For a typical Seattle home, that's $2,500–$3,500 back. We handle the rebate paperwork as an approved PSE contractor. Learn more →
Get a free quote and find out exactly how much insulation your walls need — and what it'll cost after PSE rebates.