Spray foam insulation
Foam sprayed against the roof deck and into walls. It insulates and seals air leaks in one step, so the attic stays close to room temperature.
Learn more about spray foam insulationWalls, floors and framing
Batt insulation
Fiberglass batts cut and fitted into open walls, floors and framing. A good choice for new builds, additions, garage conversions and any wall that's open during a remodel.
- Locally owned
- Free in-home inspection
- Written, upfront quotes
How it works
Fitted right, not just stuffed in
Batts only perform at their rated R-value when they fill the cavity completely. Gaps, compressed spots and voids around wiring and outlets let heat through.
We cut each batt to fit around boxes, pipes and wiring and keep it in full contact with every side of the cavity, without squashing it.
Batts need open framing. If your walls are already finished, we'll talk through what's possible during the inspection.
What we install
The right batt for each spot
Your quote lists the exact R-value for each area.
2x4 walls
R-13 or R-15 batts.
2x6 walls
R-19 or R-21 batts.
Floors over garages
Batts sized to the joist depth and supported so they stay tight to the subfloor.
Knee walls
Batts plus an air barrier on the attic side, so hot attic air can't wash through.
Faced or unfaced
Kraft-faced or unfaced, based on where it goes and your local code.
Sound control
Unfaced batts in interior walls around bedrooms, bathrooms and media rooms.
How the job goes
From first call to finished
- 01
Walk the job
We measure every wall, floor and framing bay to be insulated.
- 02
Cut and fit
Each batt is cut to size and fitted around wiring, boxes and pipes.
- 03
Check for gaps
We look for voids and compressed spots and fix them before drywall.
- 04
Ready for drywall
We clean up and leave the space ready for inspection or drywall.
Can you add batts to finished walls?
Not without opening the wall. If your walls are finished, we'll go over other options during the inspection.
Faced or unfaced?
Faced batts have a kraft paper facing on one side that acts as a vapor retarder. Unfaced batts are used in interior walls for sound and where a facing isn't wanted. We follow your local code on which goes where.
How long does it take?
Single rooms and additions are often done in one visit. Whole new homes take longer. Your quote lists the schedule.
Free quote
Get a free quote
Tell us about your home. We'll call to set up a free inspection and give you a written quote.
- We call you at the time you pick to set up your inspection.
- We inspect your attic, insulation and ductwork.
- You get a written quote with options and prices.
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