Multi-Unit & ICI Spray Foam Insulation in Ontario
Townhomes, apartments, and institutional-commercial-industrial projects — closed-cell foam that keeps multi-unit schedules moving and inspections passing.
Multi-unit and ICI work is a scheduling exercise. Six townhome blocks, forty units, one insulation sub who's late — and every following trade slips with them. That's the problem we built our GC process around.
We spray multi-unit residential (townhomes, stacked units, apartments) and ICI projects across Ontario: rim joists, party wall details, exterior walls, mechanical areas, and podium transitions. Closed-cell foam handles the details that matter in multi-unit — air sealing between units, vapour control at concrete transitions, and consistent R-value in tight assemblies.
Repeat GC clients book us block-to-block because the crew that sprayed phase one shows up for phase two, and the documentation package looks the same every time.
We mobilize anywhere in Ontario for projects at scale.
The Problem
Multi-Unit Fails on Consistency
On a forty-unit project, insulation quality is a statistics problem: whatever your sub gets wrong, they get wrong forty times. Missed rim bays, thin spots, and sloppy party wall details multiply across the project and surface at blower door tests and inspections — when fixing them costs real schedule.
The fix is process: same crew, same spec sheet, thickness checks per unit, and photo documentation as zones complete. That's how we run multi-unit work.
Why It Works
Why GCs Book Us for Multi-Unit
- 72-hour scope turnaround on plans, priced per phase or per block
- Zone-by-zone scheduling that fits between your trades, not around ours
- Consistent application unit to unit — thickness verified, documented
- Air sealing and vapour barrier in one pass at rims, party walls, and transitions
- WSIB and insurance on file before mobilization, every phase
- One point of contact from first block to last
Where We Apply It
Project Types
- Townhome developments
- Stacked and low-rise apartments
- Mixed-use buildings
- Schools and institutional
- Medical and professional buildings
- Retail and commercial fit-outs
How It Works
How Multi-Unit Phasing Works
Step 1: Scope by Phase
Plans in, per-phase scope and pricing out within 72 hours.
Step 2: Sequence
Spray windows mapped to your unit-by-unit schedule with your super.
Step 3: Apply & Verify
Consistent crew, spec sheet per assembly, thickness checks per unit.
Step 4: Document & Repeat
Per-zone documentation as you close units. Next block, same process.
FAQ
Common Questions
Yes — that's the point of phasing. We scope spray windows against your construction schedule up front and staff to hit them. If your schedule moves, tell us early and we re-slot; we'd rather re-sequence than hold your drywallers.
Ready to get started?
Call (519) 324-6173