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Locally Owned · Manhattan, KS · 100-Mile Service Radius

Spray Foam Insulation Built for Flint Hills Weather

Kansas weather is notorious for extreme conditions. Now is the time to insulate your home to combat the freezing winters or scorching summers. 785 Insulation seals homes, ag buildings, and commercial spaces across the Manhattan, KS region so you stop heating and cooling the outdoors. Free, no-pressure estimates.

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  • Locally Owned in Manhattan, KS
  • Licensed & Insured
  • Free On-Site Estimates
  • 100-Mile Manhattan, Kansas Radius
Why Spray Foam

Why Homeowners Across the Flint Hills Choose Spray Foam

Batt and blown-in insulation slow heat transfer. Spray foam does that and seals the gaps, cracks, and penetrations that let outside air in around them — which is where most Kansas homes actually lose energy.

Lower Energy Bills

Closes air leaks other insulation types can't reach, so your furnace and AC run less to hold the same temperature.

Moisture & Mold Control

Kansas humidity swings hard between seasons. A tight envelope keeps moist air from condensing inside your walls.

Built to Last

Unlike batts and blown-in fiber, spray foam won't sag, settle, or lose R-value over the life of the building.

Stronger, Quieter Home

Closed-cell foam adds real structural rigidity to walls and roof decks, and cuts down outside road, wind, and livestock noise.

What We Install

Spray Foam Insulation for Every Kind of Flint Hills Building

From a Manhattan starter home to a pole barn outside Wamego, we scope every job to the building — not a one-size-fits-all bid.

Residential Spray Foam

Attics, walls, crawl spaces, and rim joists — sealed and insulated for year-round comfort.

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Commercial Spray Foam

Offices, retail spaces, and warehouses insulated to cut operating costs and meet code.

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Pole Barns & Ag Buildings

Shops, machine sheds, and livestock barns insulated against condensation and Kansas temperature swings.

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Crawl Space Encapsulation

Stop cold floors and musty air at the source with a fully sealed, insulated crawl space.

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Building new? See our new construction insulation services →

Real Job Photos

See Spray Foam Insulation Installed Right

No stock photos here — these are actual 785 Insulation jobs across the Flint Hills, showing exactly what proper coverage looks like.

785 Insulation technician spraying closed-cell foam on a metal building roof deck from a lift

Full Roof Deck Coverage

Closed-cell foam sprayed directly to the underside of the roof deck seals out condensation and radiant heat — the difference between a shop that sweats in July and one that doesn't.

Close-up of closed-cell spray foam filling wall stud cavities evenly, ready to be trimmed flush

Every Stud Bay, Fully Filled

No gaps, no compression, no missed corners. Closed-cell spray foam expands to fill the entire cavity and bonds to the framing, so there's no path left for air to sneak through.

Interior of a building with spray foam insulation applied to walls and ceiling along a long hallway

Wall-to-Ceiling on Larger Buildings

On bigger interior spaces, we treat walls and ceiling as one continuous envelope — consistent R-value from floor to roofline, with no cold spots along the way.

Rooted in the Flint Hills

We're Not a National Chain. We're Your Neighbors.

The Flint Hills aren't like anywhere else — thin, rocky soil that never got plowed under, tallgrass prairie running to the horizon, and sunsets that stop traffic on K-18. We grew up under those same skies, and we built 785 Insulation to serve the homes, farms, and businesses in this exact stretch of Kansas.

That means we know what a Manhattan attic does in August, what a Fort Riley-area crawl space does in January, and why a pole barn outside Council Grove sweats when the temperature swings 40 degrees in a day. We size every job around this climate, not a national average.

Royce Dixon 785 Insulation Co Founder and Contact

Royce Dixon

Owner & Lead Installer

Royce Dixon founded 785 Insulation to bring properly-installed, code-compliant spray foam to the Flint Hills — from Manhattan and Fort Riley out to the farms and small towns across the region. Royce oversees every estimate and stands behind every job personally.

Our Service Territory

Serving Manhattan & Surrounding Kansas Communities

Headquartered in Manhattan, 785 Insulation delivers high-performance spray foam insulation for residential, commercial, and agricultural projects throughout North-Central and East-Central Kansas. Equipped with fully self-contained mobile rigs, our crews regularly travel up to 100 miles from home base to complete complex energy retrofits and new builds on site.

Local Base & Flint Hills Area

Manhattan Wamego St. George Westmoreland Alma

I-70 Corridor & Military Community

Junction City Fort Riley Abilene Topeka Lawrence

North-Central & Regional Areas

Clay Center Salina Council Grove Marysville Concordia

Planning a project outside these hubs? We regularly service rural properties, agricultural shops, and homes within our 100-mile radius.

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Customer Reviews

What Flint Hills Homeowners Are Saying

★★★★★

"Royce and his crew did an incredible job insulating our attic. Our power bills are already looking much better."

John D. · Manhattan, KS

★★★★★

"Great work on our pole barn shop. Quick turn-around and very professional team."

Mark S. · Junction City, KS

★★★★★

"The crawl space they worked on stopped all the drafty floors letting in the outside air and it's been incredibly hot this week. Highly recommend 785 Insulation!"

Sarah M. · Wamego, KS

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Common Questions

Spray Foam Insulation: Quick Answers

Is spray foam insulation safe?
Yes, once fully cured. Spray foam is applied by trained installers following manufacturer cure and re-entry times, and it's used in homes, schools, and commercial buildings nationwide. Read the full answer →
How much does spray foam insulation cost?
Cost depends on square footage, foam type, and how much prep work a space needs. See our cost breakdown →
Do I need a permit for spray foam insulation?
It depends on the scope of the project and your local jurisdiction. Read the full answer →

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