
Warehouse Insulation in Chicago and Suburbs
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Why Insulate a Warehouse?
Wide open volumes, high roofs, and active dock doors make warehouses tough to heat and cool. Without the right insulation and vapor control, you get hot and cold zones, condensation at the roof deck and ducts, and higher utility spend.
Warehouse Insulation Types
Spray Foam (Open and Closed Cell)
Expands to seal gaps and complex details while adding high R per inch where it matters.

Fiberglass Batts and Blankets
The warehouse standard for walls and roof purlins, available with FSK or white vinyl facings.

Rigid Foam Board CI (Polyiso, XPS, EPS)
Continuous insulation for walls or roofs with approved attachment and cladding coordination.

Mineral Wool Batts and Boards
Non combustible thermal and acoustic insulation that holds performance at higher temperatures.

Cellulose Blow-In
Recycled fiber installed as loose fill or dense pack in cavities or overhead spaces, fire and pest treated.

Radiant Barrier Foil
Multi layer foil with plastic scrim that reflects radiant heat under roof decks and along walls.

Spray Foam vs Fiberglass in Warehouses
- Strengths: excellent air seal, high R per inch, fills gaps and transitions, great for detail areas or condensation-risk zones
- Considerations: higher upfront cost, requires crew isolation during install, interior finish may need covering

- Strengths: cost-effective, fast to install over large spans, familiar to inspectors, available with FSK or white vinyl facing
- Considerations: needs proper air and vapor control, performance depends on tight fit and detailing