Government / Institutional

Project: Pioneer Contracting, Inc.
Coastal's Spray Foam Engineers were called into action for the insulation of an early childhood center in Philadelphia, PA. Pioneer Contracting specified spray foam for this new construction building in order to obtain LEED Certification, so Coastal applied closed cell foam to the exterior walls and ceilings.

Project: Green Jacket Contractors, LLC
The War Fighter Building at McGuire Air Force Base in Wrightstown, NJ, needed to seal the gap from the underside of the roof to the building’s exterior walls in order to meet air testing requirements. Green Jacket Contractors, LLC, asked Coastal to provide a solution using closed cell spray foam to seal this transition.

Project: GH Phipps
Coastal was contracted by GH Phipps to insulate an addition to the Gottlieb School for the Deaf and Blind in Colorado Springs, CO. The school’s exterior walls were sprayed with closed cell spray foam from the inside and outside in order to guarantee the best thermal insulation.

Project: Pioneer Contracting
Pioneer Contracting hired Coastal to insulate a renovation of Jadwin Hall at Princeton University, NJ. Our Spray Foam Engineers utilized closed cell foam on the exterior walls of the building, which houses laboratories and classrooms.

Project: Seacoast Builders
Coastal insulated a new LEED Certified academic building at Rider University in Lawrenceville, NJ, built by Seacoast Builders. For the project to reach the desired LEED certification level, Seacoast needed a GREENGUARD Certified material in order to obtain addition LEED credits. Coastal’s GREENGUARD Certified open cell foam was used in the building’s exterior walls, soffits, and overhang.