Spray foam insulation fills the walls and ceiling of a large room under construction with skylights.
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Our mission

Wondering if the job is worth doing right the first time?

We believe a properly sealed home is a comfortable one. Licensed and experienced, we handle your insulation from start to finish, without cutting corners.

THE OWNER

Insulation work led by a licensed pro

Corey Yates has spent 15 years insulating New Orleans homes and businesses. He brings that experience to every job he takes on.

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Corey Yates

Owner & Licensed Contractor

Freedom's owner is the most licensed contractor in the state of Louisiana. Holding over 9 licenses with the LSLBC, numerous certifications from the Building Performace Institute, project manager status with the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance, as well as a master plumbing license through the Louisiana Plumbing Board. His dedication to excellence is evident in not only his diligence to be licensed in every field of construction, but also in the performance of every job that Freedom Insulation touches. We aren't finished until you are 100% satisfied!

NEIGHBORHOOD REVIEWS

Trusted by south Louisiana homeowners for 15 years

The crew sealed up our attic before hurricane season and the difference was immediate. No more drafts, and our upstairs stays cool now.

Thomas B.

Homeowner, Gentilly

They handled the spray foam in our new warehouse without slowing down business. Clean work, on time, and no mess left behind.

Angela R.

Property Manager, Mid-City

Corey walked me through the options for my old shotgun house and didn't push the most expensive route. The fiberglass job came out great.

Paul M.

Homeowner, Marigny

Attic interior featuring white spray foam insulation, wooden framing, and insulated silver HVAC ventilation ducts.

Get a detailed quote for your insulation project

Tell us about your home or business, and we'll walk your property and lay out the scope before any work starts.