Complete Spray Foam

05/17/2026

05/12/2026

HELP WANTED – SPRAY FOAM HELPER

Looking for a hardworking and reliable Spray Foam Helper to join our team.
Shops in combs but we travel everywhere

Job Duties:
• Assist with spray foam insulation installs
• Prep and clean job sites
• Load/unload materials and equipment
• Help maintain tools and work vehicles
• Follow safety procedures on site

Requirements:
• Valid driver’s license is an asset
• Able to lift heavy materials and work long hours when needed
• Positive attitude and willingness to learn
• Construction experience is a bonus, but we can train the right person
• Must be dependable and show up on time

What We Offer:
• Competitive pay
• Opportunity to learn a skilled trade
• Full-time work available
• Friendly team environment
• Room for advancement

If you’re motivated and ready to work, we want to hear from you.

Call or text: 17789344500

04/28/2026

Need your trailer waterproofed?
Looking to protect your truck box with a durable liner?

Get a professionally installed product backed by a solid warranty.

Call the best in the business — Complete Spray Foam.

03/26/2026

02/09/2026

In 2010 there was an Olympian who lost his life during Olympic competition. Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili died on February 12, 2010, during a training run for the Vancouver Winter Olympics, just hours before the opening ceremony when he crashed at high speed and struck a steel support pole on the track. His death highlighted the danger of high-speed sliding sports like luge and led to immediate safety changes on that track, including raising walls and modifying start positions to reduce speeds. 

Sadly, this tragedy happened despite safety protocols — a stark reminder of how crucial course design and environmental control are to athlete safety.

As a professional, when the site supervisor called me asking for a solution to a condensation problem on a refrigerated ice course, I had a technical answer.

The upper concrete area was creating condensation due to its cooling system, which had the opposite effect of in-floor heating. Rather than warming, it was chilling the slab surface, causing moisture in the air to condense on that cold concrete. That condensation dripped onto the ice deck around three of the corners and created dangerously slippery patches.

My task was to stop the condensation and prevent water from dripping onto the ice corners, which was making those areas much more slippery than they should have been.

The solution involved:
• Addressing the thermal bridge in the concrete slab by modifying the insulation and drainage so that the slab surface stayed closer to ambient temperature rather than cold enough to condense humidity.
• Improving environmental humidity control in the upper part of the facility so that excess moisture no longer condensed on cooled surfaces.
• Installing targeted heating or v***r barriers where needed to eliminate cold spots that could act as condensation nuclei.

By eliminating the source of water on the ice, we were able to significantly reduce the slippery patches around those corners and improve overall track safety and consistency.

02/07/2026

When the customer from 6 years ago calls you at 8:30 pm on a weeknight and you need to get some issues dealt with.
I couldn't remember the job at first.
But after some searching and backtracking on emails it was all figured out.
Inspector was satisfied with daily work records

11/09/2025

Big shop fully spray foamed.
Going to be a nice man cave for the cars.

03/16/2025

https://completesprayfoam.ca/sea-can-spray-foam-insulation/

Sea Can spray foam insulation—specifically 2 lb. closed cell spray foam—is an excellent choice for insulating sea cans on Vancouver Island.