The Future of Energy Efficiency Is Now in Stanford, Harlowton, Great Falls, MT, and Fergus County

Upgrade your property with spray foam insulation

It seems like every year your utility bills creep higher and higher. That's a red flag of an inefficient home. Spray foam insulation can help lower your energy costs and prevent your HVAC system from working overtime.

Lewistown Sprayfoam & Insulation is your neighborhood spray foam insulation company. For years, we've been installing spray foam insulation in the Stanford, Harlowton, Great Falls, MT, and Fergus County area, as well as educating property owners about the benefits of spray foam.

After insulating your property with spray foam, you might notice...

  • Your home no longer feels humid or drafty. Spray foam expands, providing an air-tight seal against moisture and air.
  • Your office space feels more comfortable. Spray foam is a powerful insulator. It's so efficient that some of our clients report saving as much as 50% on their utility bills.
  • Your indoor air quality has improved. Unlike conventional cellulose insulation, spray foam doesn't produce dust and can prevent mold growth.


Spray foam can be installed in the tightest spaces, making it a popular insulation material for barns, chicken coops and steel buildings.

When it's time to install or update your insulation, contact Lewistown Sprayfoam & Insulation right away for a free estimate.

Don't make this mistake when hiring a contractor

Don't make this mistake when hiring a contractor

Spray foam insulation only provides these benefits when it's installed properly. You can't afford to hire an amateur. Make sure you do your research before picking a spray foam insulation company.

Lewistown Sprayfoam & Insulation has earned a reputation for high-quality work. We'll use some of the best products on the market to insulate your newly built or existing building.

Check out the Gallery page now to see samples of our spray foam insulation work in the Stanford, Harlowton, Great Falls, MT, and Fergus County area.