Poultry is the most climate-sensitive livestock there is: birds need tight, stable temperature and humidity, and the barn air is warm and moist. That combination makes envelope performance critical - and makes spray foam a strong fit for poultry barns.
Why the poultry envelope is demanding
- Temperature stability: birds are sensitive to swings; a sealed, well-insulated envelope holds the set point and reduces the heating and ventilation load.
- Condensation resistance: the warm, humid barn air condenses readily on cold surfaces; closed-cell's vapour control keeps the structure dry.
- A cleanable, sealed surface: a continuous foam layer leaves fewer gaps and voids where moisture and contaminants collect, supporting biosecurity.
Envelope work is specced alongside the barn's ventilation system, not against it. Get a free quote. See barns and the ag hub.