High Country Solutions delivers premier energy-efficiency and moisture-control strategies tailored for homeowners, commercial developers, and agricultural operators in Jackson Hole. Understanding that standard insulation isn’t enough for the harsh Wyoming climate, we provide advanced thermal barriers that dramatically reduce utility costs and eliminate drafts. Whether you are retrofitting a historic cabin near the Town Square or weatherproofing a new luxury build in Teton Village, our team ensures your structure remains comfortable, dry, and energy-efficient year-round.
In Jackson, WY's unique ecosystem, maintaining a consistent internal temperature requires more than just fiberglass batting; it demands a comprehensive building envelope strategy. We go beyond basic installation by addressing thermal bridging, air leakage, and moisture migration, critical factors when dealing with heavy snow loads and freeze-thaw cycles. By combining air sealing with high-R-value materials, we create a controlled indoor environment that protects your property's structural integrity while maximizing the lifespan of your heating systems.
Your home in Jackson is exposed to some of the most rigorous weather conditions in the lower 48 states. Choosing the right partner means finding a team that prioritizes building science over quick fixes. At High Country Solutions, we don't just install insulation; we engineer comfort. Our certified applicators understand the critical balance between ventilation, air sealing, and thermal resistance required to prevent ice dams and frozen pipes. When you choose us, you are investing in a healthier indoor environment, a lower carbon footprint, and a property that retains its value against the elements.
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Challenge: A luxury rental in Teton Village experienced severe ice damming and cold floors in the master wing, resulting in skyrocketing heating bills.
Solution: We performed a thermal bypass inspection, sealed the attic deck with closed-cell spray foam, and applied foundational waterproofing to the crawl space.
Result: The ice dams were eliminated, internal temperatures stabilized, and the owner reported a 35% reduction in propane usage during the following winter.
Because Jackson is located in a heavy winter climate (Zone 6/7), Closed Cell Spray Foam is often recommended. It provides the highest R-value per inch and acts as a vapor barrier, crucial for preventing moisture accumulation in walls during freezing temperatures.
Ice dams form when heat escapes into the attic, melting snow on the roof, which then refreezes at the eaves. Spray foam seals the "attic deck," preventing warm air leakage. This keeps the roof deck cold and in sync with outdoor temperatures, preventing the melt-thaw cycle that causes damage.
Yes. We offer dense pack cellulose and injection foam services. These can be installed by drilling small holes in the exterior or interior walls and injecting the material into the cavities, significantly improving insulation without major renovation work.
Vented crawl spaces often allow cold winter air to enter, freezing pipes and cooling your floors. Encapsulation involves sealing the vents, insulating the foundation walls with foam, and installing a heavy vapor barrier. This transforms the crawl space into a conditioned area, protecting plumbing and improving overall home warmth.
Polyurea is generally superior for the Jackson climate because it is more flexible than epoxy. Concrete expands and contracts with temperature changes; polyurea moves with the concrete without cracking. It is also UV stable and cures much faster, allowing you to use your floor in as little as 24 hours.
Don't let the Wyoming winter dictate your indoor comfort. Contact High Country Solutions today to schedule your comprehensive energy assessment.
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