Central Harrison County
Spray Foam Insulation in Saucier, MS
Rural homes, barns and shops in the pines north of Gulfport.
- Free estimates after we look at the house
- Quotes list foam type, thickness and R-value for each area
- Roof leaks, damp wood and termite access checked before we spray
Country Homes and Outbuildings in Saucier
Spray foam insulation in Saucier usually involves a house plus a building or two out back. Saucier is a small census-designated place in central Harrison County, about 7 square miles, with roughly 1,100 residents and 429 households counted in 2020. It started in 1893 as a stop on the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad and had a sawmill by 1900; the setting is still pine woods and rural lots.
Barns, shops and pole buildings
This is the part of our area where metal buildings come up most. Steel shops, barns and equipment sheds get hot and drip with condensation on humid mornings. Closed-cell foam sprayed on the inside of the panels fixes both and keeps dust and insects from coming in at the seams.
Farmhouses and ranch homes
Homes in Saucier range from older wood-frame houses on blocks or piers to brick ranches and newer site-built homes. For houses up off the ground, the floor matters: we foam under it or encapsulate an enclosed crawl space. Overhead, the attic gets the usual treatment of sealing, duct check and depth.
Manufactured homes
We can look at manufactured homes, but options are more limited because the belly and roof cavities are hard to reach. Sometimes the best fix is sealing and skirting work rather than foam. We will tell you honestly what is worth doing. Get a free estimate
What to Know in Saucier
- Railroad start. Saucier was a stop on the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad, with a money order post office and express office from 1893; by 1900 it had about 110 residents, a sawmill and five general stores.
- Size. Saucier covers about 7.1 square miles in central Harrison County; the 2020 census counted 1,077 people and 429 households, down from 1,342 people in 2010.
- Zone and termites. Harrison County is in Climate Zone 2A, and Formosan subterranean termites are established in the county (MSU Extension).
Saucier Questions
Can you insulate a barn with animals or hay in it?
Animals need to be out during spraying and until the foam cures and the building airs out. Hay and feed should be moved or well covered. We will go over timing with you.
Is it worth foaming an older house on blocks?
Insulating or sealing the floor is often one of the best upgrades for a house up on blocks, since humid air and drafts come straight through the floor.
How do you price a job that includes the house and a shop?
Each building and each area gets its own line on the written quote: attic, floor, shop walls, shop roof. You can do the house now and the shop later, or the other way around.
Do rural homes in Saucier qualify for the Mississippi Power rebate?
Only if Mississippi Power is your electric provider and the home is single-family. Many rural homes buy power from a different utility, so check your bill first; other utilities may have their own programs.
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