Serving Green Bay, De Pere and Brown CountyCall (920) 367-1117

Off Interstate 43, southeast of Green Bay

Spray Foam Insulation in Denmark, WI

A century-old village surrounded by farms, with homes and shops of many ages.

  • Free on-site estimates
  • Written quote showing foam type, depth and R-value
  • Moisture, roof leaks and old insulation checked first

A Village With a Century of Homes

Spray foam insulation in Denmark covers both older village houses and the farms around them. Danish settlers arrived in 1848 and the village incorporated in 1915. It grew steadily, from 735 people in 1920 to 1,364 in 1970 and 2,408 in 2020, so the housing ranges widely in age.

Village homes

Older homes near the center tend to have thin attic insulation and open rim joists. Homes from the 1970s on are better insulated but still have weak spots at the rim and attic hatch.

Farms and shops

The land around Denmark is farm country, with machine sheds and shops that owners want to heat or keep dry. Closed-cell foam on steel stops condensation dripping on equipment.

Easy access

I-43 opened just west of the village in 1981, linking it north to Green Bay and south to Manitowoc, so Denmark is a straightforward trip for us.

Costs to expect

A typical attic job runs $1,000 to $2,700 by HomeGuide's figures, and rim joist foam about $2,000 to $2,500. For outbuildings, closed-cell foam is $3.00 to $5.00 per square foot installed, and many spray foam jobs have a minimum of $1,000 to $2,000. We price your house and buildings separately in writing after the visit.

What to Know in Denmark

  • Danish roots. Niels Gotfredsen was the first Danish settler in 1848; the village incorporated in 1915 after a 109 to 26 vote.
  • Steady growth. Population went from 735 in 1920 to 1,364 in 1970 and 2,408 in 2020; the 2010 census counted 988 housing units.
  • Interstate access. I-43 opened just west of the village in 1981, connecting Denmark to Green Bay and Manitowoc.
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Denmark Questions

Do you serve Denmark and the farms around it?

Yes. We cover the village and the surrounding rural area.

What does an older Denmark home usually need?

Attic air sealing and more depth, plus foam on the rim joist. Walls come next if they are empty.

Can you insulate a shop I want to heat in winter?

Yes. We size the foam thickness to a heated shop and seal around doors.

How cold does it get around Denmark?

Brown County is in Climate Zone 6A, the same cold zone as Green Bay, where winter normals include 19 nights below zero. Sealing gaps matters as much as depth.

Free Estimates in Denmark, WI

Free on-site estimates in Denmark.

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