
Professional shipping container insulation in Toronto. Spray foam insulation for sea cans, shipping containers, and modular structures.
Konstruction Group provides professional shipping container insulation services in Toronto and the GTA. Shipping containers and sea cans are increasingly popular for storage buildings, workshops, pop-up retail, and modular construction projects. However, their steel construction creates significant condensation and temperature control challenges. We install closed cell spray foam insulation to transform containers into comfortable, moisture-free spaces suitable for year-round use.


Steel shipping containers are excellent at one thing: transporting goods across oceans. They're not designed for human occupancy or temperature-sensitive storage. Without insulation, containers experience extreme temperature swings - scorching hot in summer, freezing in winter. Worse, the temperature differential between inside and outside causes condensation (container rain) that damages contents and promotes mold growth. Proper spray foam insulation solves both problems.
Closed cell spray foam is the ideal insulation for shipping containers. It bonds directly to the corrugated steel walls, creating a seamless thermal and moisture barrier. Unlike batt insulation that requires framing and leaves air gaps, spray foam fills every corrugation and seals the entire interior surface. The closed cell structure prevents moisture penetration and condensation - the primary problem with uninsulated containers.
Before spraying, containers need proper preparation. We inspect for rust and holes, address any structural concerns, and ensure surfaces are clean and dry. Existing rust should be treated before insulation. If you're planning electrical, HVAC, or plumbing, rough-in should be complete before we spray. We can coordinate with your other trades for proper sequencing.

We discuss your container project, intended use, and insulation requirements.
Typical timeline: Phone/emailInspect container condition, measure dimensions, assess access for equipment, provide pricing.
Typical timeline: 1-2 daysAddress any rust issues, complete electrical rough-in, ensure container is clean and dry.
Typical timeline: As neededProtect doors, windows, vents, and any areas not receiving foam.
Typical timeline: 30-60 minutesClosed cell spray foam applied to walls, ceiling, and doors to specified thickness.
Typical timeline: 2-5 hoursFoam cures within 24 hours. Remove masking and clean up work area.
Typical timeline: Same/next dayShipping container spray foam insulation typically costs $1,500-$4,000 for a standard 20' container and $2,500-$6,000 for a 40' container, depending on foam thickness. 1" for condensation control costs less than 3" for full thermal protection. We provide quotes based on your container size and requirements.
For basic condensation control in storage containers, 1" of closed cell spray foam (R-7) is sufficient. For workshops or seasonal use, 2" (R-14) provides good thermal protection. For year-round occupied spaces or extreme temperature control, 3" (R-21) is recommended. We'll recommend the right thickness based on your intended use.
Closed cell spray foam is ideal for shipping containers because it bonds directly to steel, fills the corrugations completely, and creates a moisture barrier that prevents condensation. Open cell foam and batt insulation allow moisture penetration and don't seal as effectively to metal surfaces. Closed cell is the only reliable choice for container applications.
Yes, we provide mobile spray foam service and can insulate containers at your location throughout the GTA. The container needs to be accessible for our equipment and have adequate ventilation during application. We can spray containers on residential properties, commercial sites, or rural locations.
Container floors are typically marine plywood over steel crossmembers. For storage use, floor insulation is often not needed. For occupied spaces, you may want floor insulation under new flooring. Rigid foam boards are often more practical for floors than spray foam. We can advise based on your project.
A standard 20' shipping container can typically be spray foamed in 2-4 hours. A 40' container takes 3-5 hours. Cure time is 24 hours before the space can be occupied. We can usually complete container insulation projects in a single day.
Contact us today for a free consultation and estimate on your project.
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