Certified crews. Verified work.
Foam Masters is the standard-of-craft spray foam network — every crew is certified, every job is warranty-backed, and every install is quality-checked, not just quoted. We connect homeowners, builders, and commercial properties nationwide with installers held to one documented standard, not a résumé they typed themselves.
Proof of work, before and after
Tell us about your project — an attic, a new build, a crawl space, a commercial shell — and we'll match you with a certified network installer and a written scope you can hold them to.
- Manufacturer-certified crews
- Mix-ratio & lift-thickness checks on-site
- Warranty terms in writing before work starts
Anyone can rent a spray rig. Not everyone should be pointing it at your walls.
Spray foam is one of the least forgiving materials in construction to install correctly. Mix ratio, lift thickness, substrate temperature, and cure time all have to land inside a narrow window — and once foam is sprayed into a wall cavity or an attic roof deck, almost nobody goes back to check the work. Most of the horror stories attributed to spray foam itself — off-gassing complaints, appraisal friction, under-filled cavities — trace back to an undocumented job from an uncertified crew, not a flaw in the material.
Foam Masters exists to close that gap. We're a network of certified installers held to one documented standard: manufacturer-specific training on the exact system they're spraying, on-site mix-ratio and lift-thickness verification, a post-spray coverage check, and a written workmanship warranty separate from the foam manufacturer's material warranty — so you know exactly who's accountable if something was missed.
We're a network and a standard of certified installers — see the full scope of services every crew is held to, nationwide, residential and commercial.
One certified standard, every scope of work
From attic conversions to whole-building new construction — every service below runs through the same certification, quality-control, and warranty standard. Click any service for pricing factors and process detail.
Every job runs through the same three checkpoints.
Documented crew certification
Manufacturer-specific training on the exact foam system being sprayed — not generic "spray foam experience." We verify the paperwork before a crew joins the network.
On-site quality control
Pre-spray substrate and moisture checks, mix-ratio verification, lift-thickness monitoring, and a post-spray coverage check — on every job, not a spot inspection.
Written workmanship warranty
Coverage, duration, and scope specified before work starts, separate from the foam manufacturer's material warranty — so accountability is never a guessing game.
Builders, homeowners, and facility owners — one accountability standard.
Every property type below gets the same certified-crew, quality-checked, warranty-backed install — no downgraded standard for a smaller job or a tighter schedule.
See who we serveFrom free assessment to a documented, warrantied install
Free assessment
We evaluate the space, confirm scope and foam type, and hand you an itemized quote with the warranty terms in writing.
Matched to a certified crew
You're connected with a network installer certified on the exact foam system your job calls for — no generalist subcontractor swap.
Quality-checked install
Pre-spray checks, mix-ratio verification, and lift-thickness monitoring happen as the job runs — not after the fact.
Post-spray inspection
A final coverage check confirms the job matches the quoted scope, with documentation you keep on file.
Certification, warranty & quality-control FAQs
Ask for documentation, not a verbal assurance — a legitimately certified crew can produce proof of manufacturer-specific training on the exact foam system they're spraying, along with any relevant state licensing where it applies. Beyond paperwork, ask how they verify mix ratio and lift thickness on-site — a crew that can't describe its own quality-control process in specific terms usually doesn't have one. Every installer in the Foam Masters network is vetted on exactly this standard before a single job is assigned.
A workmanship warranty covers the quality of the installation itself — full-cavity coverage, correct lift thickness, adhesion, and proper substrate prep — as distinct from defects in the foam material, which fall under the manufacturer's separate warranty. In practical terms, if foam pulls away from a surface, was applied with visible voids, or wasn't installed to the coverage specified in your quote, a workmanship warranty is what obligates the installer to come back and correct it at no cost. Every Foam Masters install comes with this in writing before work starts.
A properly run installation includes a pre-spray substrate and moisture check, on-site mix-ratio verification before spraying begins, lift-thickness monitoring as the crew builds up passes, and a post-spray thickness and coverage check once the job is complete. Most of this happens inside walls, attics, and crawl spaces that a homeowner will never personally inspect — which is exactly why it's a standardized checklist for every network installer, not left to individual crew judgment.
The manufacturer's material warranty covers defects in the foam product itself — a chemistry or product failure that isn't the installer's fault. The workmanship warranty covers the installer's execution — whether the crew applied that product correctly, at the right thickness, with full coverage and proper adhesion. A homeowner can have a perfectly good foam product undermined by a bad application, and in that scenario only a workmanship warranty backed by the installer covers the outcome. Get both terms in writing before the job starts.
Get matched with a certified installer
Tell us about your project and we'll connect you with a certified network crew — a documented scope, a quality-control process, and a workmanship warranty in writing.