Spray Foam Insulation in New Holland, PA

Spray Foam Insulation in New Holland covers an old borough in the middle of farm country. Brothers John Michael and John Phillip Ranck settled it in 1728, and it was known as Hog Swamp, Earltown and New Design before taking its current name. The New Holland Machine Company, later New Holland Agriculture, was founded here in 1895.

Temperature extremes

New Holland's recorded extremes run from 105°F on July 2, 2026 to -13°F on January 19, 1994. Houses here need to handle both: sealed, deep attics for summer heat, and tight rims and walls for winter.

Town homes

The borough had 5,762 residents at the 2020 census. Older houses in the borough need attic sealing and rim joist foam first. Newer homes need bonus rooms and basements handled.

Farm buildings and shops

The area around New Holland has many farms and shops with steel buildings. Closed-cell foam on steel walls and roofs insulates and stops condensation, which protects equipment and keeps floors dry.

On a ridge

The borough sits on a low ridge, with the north side draining toward the Conestoga River and the south side to Mill Creek. Higher ground usually means drier basements, but we always check before insulating below grade.

Utility rebates

If PPL serves your home, its current rebate form covers attic, wall, basement wall and rim joist insulation for qualifying homes, but not barns, shops or garages.

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