Attic and Wall Insulation

Control Energy Loss in Your Home

Attic insulation is important for controlling energy loss in your home. Many older homes do not have proper attic insulation, and many new homes only have standard levels. If your home is more than ten years old, it's almost certain that your attic's insulation is inadequate. Attic insulation keeps your home warm in winter and cool in the summer.

Insulating your attic provides resistance to heat flow, ensuring that heated or cooled air remains inside and isn't escaping through your ceiling and roof. Ask about spray foam insulation that is long-lasting, keeps dust and pollen out of your home, and won't support mold or mildew growth. Contact Remodel America today for more information.

Reduce Your Energy Bills and Pay Less

If the insulation in your home isn't up to par, your heating or cooling system will run longer and more often in order to keep up. Proper attic insulation saves you money year after year. Over time, the insulation pays for itself in lower heating and cooling costs.

While you may be familiar with batt insulation, blown-in insulation is more effective at providing improved R-value. Blown-in insulation is ideal for older homes because it can be blown into attics and walls without damaging the structure of the home. We use both fiberglass and cellulose blown-in insulation.

Stay Comfortable Year-Round With Proper Wall Insulation

Besides the attic, the most significant areas of heat loss or gain in a home are the walls. In a normal two-story home, there can be more than twice the area of walls as there is the attic area. Insulating in your attic is not effective if your walls remain unprotected. Insulated walls result in a more comfortable home and lower bills. We will fill your home's walls with safe blown-in insulation without having to take apart the drywall.

We'll Take Care of Any Wall in Any Home

Frame homes will have wall cavities filled with fiberglass insulation or cellulose insulation. This process increases the R-value of your home's walls, providing improved comfort. For brick or masonry homes, uninsulated walls can feel cold, which could cause mold growth and create thermal drafts. Insulating brick walls can be done with a foam insulation. We will use a foam insulation that is guaranteed to avoid rotting and decaying and will not attract pests. This insulation is non-combustible and non-corrosive, and will not support mold or mildew growth.