Insulation for New Construction vs. Retrofits

Insulation for new construction involves integrating insulation materials during the building process, allowing for optimal placement and energy efficiency. Common options include spray foam, fiberglass batts, and rigid foam boards. In contrast, retrofitting insulation involves adding insulation to existing structures, often targeting areas like attics and walls. While retrofitting can improve energy efficiency and comfort in older homes, new construction allows for more comprehensive planning and better overall performance from the start. Both approaches aim to reduce energy costs and enhance comfort.

service summary :

We provide insulation services for both new construction and retrofit projects. For new builds, our team ensures optimal insulation placement with materials like spray foam, fiberglass, and rigid boards to maximize energy efficiency from the start. For retrofits, we assess existing structures and add insulation to key areas such as attics and walls, improving comfort and energy savings. Whether you’re building a new home or upgrading an older one, we deliver expert solutions tailored to your needs.

"I recently had insulation added to my home as part of a retrofit, and the results are fantastic! The team was professional, thorough, and provided great advice on the best options for my space. Since the installation, my energy bills have dropped, and my home feels much more comfortable year-round. I highly recommend their services for anyone looking to improve their insulation!"