A home without proper insulation is losing money every single day. We install the right insulation in the right places to keep you comfortable and your bills low all year round.
We install insulation wherever your home needs it most.
The #1 place heat escapes in any home. We top off or completely replace attic insulation to meet current code R-value standards.
Drill, blow-in, seal. Existing wall cavities get filled with cellulose without ripping out drywall.
Rigid foam board on foundation walls keeps the crawlspace climate-controlled and stops heat loss through floors above.
Great for sealing hard-to-reach areas and creating an airtight barrier that also stops air leakage.
Not sure where the problem is? We inspect your existing insulation and give you a report on R-values, gaps, and moisture intrusion points.
We work alongside professional energy audits to ensure every upgrade recommendation gets installed properly.
Our long cool season means your furnace runs for months. Proper insulation stops the heat from leaking through before it even heats the rooms.
Insulation is one of the most cost-effective home upgrades — many projects see a return on investment in under 3 years through energy savings alone.
Too little, too much, or poorly installed insulation can actually hurt performance. We size it correctly for your space and build to current standards.
Common questions about insulation installation.
If your energy bill seems disproportionately high in winter, rooms near the roof or foundation feel noticeably colder, or you can see gaps when looking in the attic, it's likely time for an upgrade.
We work with several types depending on the space — blown-in cellulose, fiberglass batts, rigid foam board, and spray foam. We'll recommend what makes the most sense for your project.
For wall insulation, we can blow cellulose through small drilled holes in the existing drywall — then plug and paint over them afterward so you never know it was done.
In most cases, yes. Proper insulation is one of the highest-ROI improvements for an Oregon home — keeping heat in during long cool winters and blocking summer heat.
Let us inspect your insulation and show you what upgrading will actually cost — upfront, no surprises.