Last updated: July 2026
These terms cover your use of sprayfoaminsulationalberta.ca and the quote-request process on it. Using the site or submitting the quote form means you accept them.
What this site is
Spray Foam Insulation Alberta is a lead-generation and referral service for spray foam insulation in Alberta. We publish information about spray foam, run a free quote-request form, and connect the people who submit it with independent, vetted installers who cover their area. Installation work is carried out by the independent installer we connect you with, under whatever agreement you make directly with them - not by Spray Foam Insulation Alberta.
A quote request is not a contract or a price
Submitting the form starts a conversation - it does not create a contract between you and Spray Foam Insulation Alberta, and it does not lock in a price. Any calculator on this site (board-foot, R-value, condensation-risk) gives a planning estimate based on numbers you enter; it is not a quote and should never be treated as one. A real quote comes only from the installer, after they have seen your actual space.
Installers are independent
Every installer in our network is an independent business, responsible for its own licensing, insurance, workmanship, and pricing. Any certification, WCB, or insurance claim you see about a specific installer belongs to that installer, not to Spray Foam Insulation Alberta - we do not hold trade certifications ourselves, and we are not a party to the contract you eventually sign with an installer.
Using the site
You agree to give real information in the quote form - it exists to get you an accurate quote, and a fake submission slows that down for you and wastes an installer's time. Automated or bulk submissions, scraping the site, or using the form for anything other than a genuine spray foam inquiry are not permitted.
Content on this site
The guides, FAQs and calculators here are general information for Alberta conditions, written to help you plan - they are not building-code, engineering, or professional advice for your specific building. Always confirm code requirements and technical specifications with your installer or a qualified professional before work begins.
Changes
We may update these terms as the site and the installer network grow. The version posted here is the one that applies - check back if you are relying on a specific point.
Questions
Reach us through the Contact page, or go straight to a free quote if you are ready to start.