Homeowners in Jenks along 96th Street and near the Arkansas River often deal with summer humidity creeping into attics and crawl spaces. Sand Springs Spray Foam Insulation Heroes drives in from 8635 W 21st St to seal those voids with closed-cell foam that handles the area’s hot, muggy months without adding weight to older roof decks common in Jenks subdivisions.
Jenks lots near Jenks High School and the Oklahoma Aquarium frequently back up to drainage ditches that stay damp after spring rains. Our crews apply open-cell foam in rim joists and knee walls to block moisture migration while keeping the job fast enough to finish before the next Tulsa County front moves through.
Access from Sand Springs via Highway 97 lets us reach Jenks neighborhoods east of 75 without crossing the river at peak traffic. We focus on attics in single-story ranches built in the 1980s and 1990s where existing fiberglass has settled and no longer stops heat gain during July afternoons.
Around Jenks
We regularly work near:
- 📍Oklahoma Aquarium
- 📍Jenks High School
- 📍Jenks Riverwalk
- 📍96th Street
- 📍Main Street Jenks
Sand Springs Spray Foam Insulation in Jenks — Local Notes
- •Jenks homes near the river often sit on lots with high water tables, so closed-cell foam in crawl spaces prevents vapor drive that fiberglass allows.
- •Many 1980s-1990s ranches off 96th Street have low-pitch roofs; spray foam adds R-value without raising deck height or requiring new vents.
- •Summer heat loads along Jenks Riverwalk corridors make attic sealing the first priority before homeowners add HVAC upgrades.
- •Drive time from our Sand Springs shop to Jenks via 21st Street and Highway 97 averages 15 minutes, letting same-day inspections stay on schedule even during weekday school traffic.