We don’t recommend spray foam until we understand why the building is underperforming.
Many contractors begin with the product they want to sell. Airtight begins with the building. A home can have spray foam and still suffer from humidity, sweating ducts, musty odors, pressure problems and uncomfortable rooms.
We examine how air, heat, moisture, pressure, ductwork, insulation and HVAC performance interact throughout the home.
We do not simply install insulation. We solve the conditions causing the problem.
Christian is a Jupiter native who has spent more than 25 years working hands-on in insulation, moisture management, and South Florida homes. He started in the trade as a teenager and later encountered the humidity and mold problems that pushed him deeper into building science.
After years of seeing homes repaired after poor construction decisions and incomplete insulation strategies, Christian founded Airtight to take a different approach: diagnose how the building is actually performing first, then design the right solution for long-term comfort and moisture control.
Three integrated components: high-performance spray foam insulation, attic pressure stabilization, and dedicated moisture and humidity control.
A Jupiter Island home already had spray foam, yet continued to experience elevated humidity, musty odor, visible contamination and sweating HVAC ducts. Airtight corrected the conditions as a complete building system.
The correct material depends on the application, assembly, available space, moisture conditions, code requirements and project goals. The property should be evaluated before the foam type is selected.
It is Airtight’s coordinated method for combining spray foam, attic pressure stabilization and humidity control into a complete South Florida attic-performance solution.
