Homes along the streets near Haskell Lake and the old railroad grade in this Okmulgee neighborhood often have crawl spaces and attics that leak air in the humid subtropical summers. Our crew drives the short route from 1509 S Wood Dr to seal those gaps with spray foam that handles both the heat and the occasional heavy rain that pools on the flat lots common here.
Residents between the county line and the park entrance notice higher cooling loads once temperatures climb. Closed-cell foam applied to the underside of roof decks stops the moisture that moves through the older single-story houses and double-wides that line the side roads off Highway 75.
We schedule most Haskell jobs early in the week so we finish before weekend traffic picks up on the two-lane roads leading back into town.
Around Haskell
We regularly work near:
- 📍Haskell Lake
- 📍US Highway 75
- 📍Okmulgee State Park entrance
- 📍Old railroad grade
- 📍Haskell Community Center
Okmulgee Spray Foam Insulation in Haskell — Local Notes
- •Many Haskell lots sit close to drainage ditches that feed into Lake Okmulgee, so we use closed-cell foam on crawl-space walls to block ground moisture that rises during wet spells.
- •Homes built before 1970 along the original town grid frequently have balloon-framed walls; we drill and fill from the exterior to avoid disturbing plaster interiors.
- •Summer heat builds quickly on the open fields west of US-75, making attic foam the first priority so air conditioners do not run all afternoon.