Spray Foam Insulation in Banks County, Georgia

Spray Foam Insulation Banks County, Georgia

DISCOVER Banks County, Georgia

Banks County, established in 1858, carved itself from tracts of Habersham and Franklin counties’ lands. Since the Treaty of Augusta in 1783, the county’s territory had bordered the Cherokee Indian Nation, and so, fittingly, the county honors a circuit-riding physician, Dr. Richard Banks of Gainesville, who treated not only settlers of the area but their Cherokee neighbors when smallpox struck. Homer is the county seat.

Our Services

Extreme Spray Foam is a premier spray foam company specializing in applying environment-friendly, energy-efficient, and cost-effective spray foam insulation. We proudly offer the following services:

Spray Foam Insulation

Spray foam is considered as the best home insulation. It strengthens your property’s structure, improves air quality while reducing energy bills.

Slab Jacking

Slab jacking is the process of raising concrete slabs that are sinking due to poor soil conditions. It involves cutting strategic hole points in the slab, then installing special slab bracket piers.

Concrete Lifting

Concrete leveling is a geotechnical service used to correct uneven concrete surfaces. This service requires experience and knowledge. Extreme Spray Foam provides long-lasting concrete leveling solutions.

Spray Foam Roofing

Don't replace your flat roof, restore it! Save thousands with our roofing systems, backed by an industry leading warrenty.

Commercial Roofing

Choose us for your commercial roofing needs. After reviewing your roof needs, our team can recommend a system that best suits your commercial property.

Attic Insulation

If you are looking to insulate your home better, one of the best solutions is attic insulation. When you have your attics insulated by us, we guarantee huge savings on your utility bills!

What Do Our Clients Say?

"Highly recommended for their ability to effectively communicate with me regarding the spray foam insulation process. This is a company you can trust inside your home and with giving you the most competitive price around for the type of insulation they provide."

"They were hired specifically for spray foam insulation and concrete leveling, which was performed masterfully by their dedicated technician. The process went smoothly and the pricing was affordable overall."

"Extreme Spray Foam recently completed spraying our 24 x 28 storage building, walls and ceiling, and did an excellent job. The team completely exceeded our expectations. We have used other spray foam companies and will use Extreme Spray Foam for all my future jobs!"

"Highly recommend this company for your sprayfoam needs! I had them sprayfoam 4 of my portable buildings and they made the entire process easy and it only took a few hours. Huge difference on my electric bill already!"

SPEND TIME LIVING IN Banks County, Georgia

Homer and Banks County are located in the Northeast Georgia Mountain Travel Region along US 441 and at exit 149 off I-85. Contact the Banks County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) for information on what to see and do in Banks County. Experience great shopping, dining, and lodging opportunities at Banks Crossing. Enjoy great golf at Hammers Glen Golf and Country Club; saddle up for a trail ride at the Grove River Ranch; have some fun at Funopolis Family Fun Center; enter the annual Chocolate Fair; experience the thrill of Georgia’s House of Speed at the Atlanta Dragway. There is so much to enjoy throughout the year.

Banks County, Georgia SPRAY FOAM INSULATION YOU CAN TRUST

Banks County, in northeast Georgia, is the state’s 129th county, comprising 233 square miles. The county was created from portions of Franklin and Habersham counties in 1858 and was named for Richard E. Banks (1794-1856), a circuit-riding surgeon who treated white settlers and Indians in the area, developing a good reputation among the Cherokees for treating smallpox. The land that became Banks County was originally held by the Cherokees, forming a border territory between the Cherokee Indian Nation and the newly formed United States of America. The western border of Georgia (from the top of Currahee Mountain to the southernmost branch of the Oconee River) was marked by a strip of felled trees, twenty feet wide, established with the Cherokees by the Treaty of Augusta in 1783. The northern boundary was the Chattahoochee National Forest