Keep Your Home Comfortable Year-Round with Professional Insulation

The best insulation depends on your home’s needs. Common types include blown‑in fiberglass or cellulose, batts/roll insulation, and spray foam insulation. Each has different benefits — spray foam delivers superior air sealing and energy savings, while fiberglass and cellulose are cost‑effective for attics and walls.

Austin homes typically benefit from a higher R‑value due to hot summers and variable winter temperatures. Building codes and energy efficiency experts often recommend higher R‑values like R‑38 to R‑49 in attic spaces to improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Insulation installation cost varies by type of insulation, the size of space, and labor — commonly ranging from moderate for blown‑in or batt insulation to higher for spray foam. Spray foam usually costs more upfront but can deliver long‑term energy savings.

Yes — adding insulation over old insulation (when it’s in good condition and not damaged) is often a cost‑effective way to improve energy efficiency. Professionals check existing conditions before recommending the best approach.

Absolutely. Proper insulation helps maintain indoor temperatures year‑round, reducing strain on your HVAC system and lowering heating and cooling costs — especially in climates like Austin’s.

Yes, sealing air leaks around vents, ductwork, and gaps significantly enhances insulation performance and makes the home more energy efficient.