Chase is 57 kilometres from Kamloops on the Trans-Canada, a village of about 2,400 people at 380 metres elevation where the South Thompson leaves Little Shuswap Lake. The Adams River Lumber Company laid out the townsite in 1902, and forestry and tourism still carry the economy. The housing is a mix of older village lots, lakeside and creekside homes, and acreages up the valley, many with shops.
Chase is quoted as a trip rather than a local call, which means the contractor we connect you with wants to do the whole property at once: rim joist and crawl space on the house, closed-cell on the shop, and any cathedral ceiling in a lakeside addition, on one visit. Lake air and shoulder-season damp make closed-cell the usual choice wherever foam meets a cold surface.
Common Chase jobs: crawl spaces and rim joists in older village homes, shops and garages on acreages, and vaulted ceilings on lake-view additions. Quotes are from photos and dimensions first, with a site visit for larger work.
Services in Chase
Attic Spray Foam
Air-seal and insulate the attic in one pass, including the cathedral ceilings batts cannot handle.
Crawl Space and Rim Joist
Cold floors and damp crawl spaces are a rim joist and crawl wall problem, and foam is the standard fix.
Shops, Garages and Pole Barns
Metal buildings and detached shops, foamed so they can be heated in January.
New Builds and Renovations
Foam for builders: open-cell walls, closed-cell rims, and the schedule that goes with them.