Questions we get most frequently from homeowners who want to increase comfort and reduce the energy bill is how much attic insulation do you need and do you need more or do you have enough already? These are questions we, as insulation contractors, can answer for you.

One of the most important aspects of any new building is being properly insulated so that temperatures in the building are regulated regardless of season. As a home builder, It is paramount to know that the company installing the insulation has a good understanding of how to do it correctly.

Damaged or old insulation can be less effective at stopping heat transfer and may pose safety risks. New insulation can sometimes be installed over old insulation, but the situation must first be assessed. As insulation specialists, we can help inspect the quality of your attic insulation.

Energy audits have grown in necessity due to increasing energy costs and greater societal environmental responsibilities. A good energy audit can give us the key pointers that help improve performance, ultimately optimizing energy costs to be more economical for you.

Spray Foam Insulation – seals air leaks, high R-value, moisture barrier.

Fiberglass Batt & Roll Insulation – affordable, common in walls & ceilings.

Blown-In Insulation (Cellulose or Fiberglass) – good for retrofits & attics.

Rigid Board Insulation – foam boards for flat roofs, walls, and basements.

Reflective & Radiant Barrier Insulation – popular in hot climates like Texas for warehouses and metal buildings.

Office Building Insulation – improving comfort & energy savings.

Warehouse & Distribution Center Insulation – reducing heating/cooling costs in large spaces.

Retail Storefront Insulation – keeps temperature consistent for customers.

Industrial Facilities & Manufacturing Plants – thermal & sound control.

Metal Building Insulation – reflective foil and spray foam for steel structures.

Multi-Family Housing Insulation – apartments, condos, and townhomes.

Soundproofing & Acoustic Insulation – offices, schools, studios, medical facilities.

Fire-Resistant Insulation – meeting building code requirements for safety.

Moisture & Mold Control Insulation – especially in basements, crawl spaces, or humid environments.

Thermal Barrier Coatings & Fireproof Spray Foam – for code compliance.

Retrofit Insulation Upgrades – improving older buildings’ efficiency.