Encapsulating your crawl space has a big impact on indoor air qualit and reduces the chance of moisture-related issues inside your home. You will also experience reduced energy bills and increased interior comfort.

We use high-quality cellulose insulation for every installation. Cellulose insulation has a better r-value than fiberglass, and resists rodents and bugs.

Box sills are often the least insulated part of a home. Fiberglass batts are commonly used to save on cost, however, this can trap moisture, leading to mold growth. The best solution is to replace the fiberglass batts with 2-part closed-cell foam.

Re-insulating your exterior walls can help you save money on heating and cooling bills. If you’ve noticed that your walls feel cool or damp, then you should have the insulation checked.

Air sealing is becoming more popular because of the insulation benefits it has, and has even become required by code in some areas. Before we insulate an attic, we make sure that it’s properly air sealed.

Spray foam insulation is up to 24 times more resistant to air infiltration and creates an excellent barrier against the elements. We use spray foam where there are space constraints and a high r-value per inch is needed.