Is your attic cooking your home?
Uneven Room Temperatures
AC Runs Non-Stop
High FPL Bills in Summer
Old or Settled Insulation
Owens Corning & Premium Fiberglass Materials
High R-Value Thermal Resistance
Florida Building Code Compliant
Attic Hatch & Recessed Light Sealing
Our Thermal Cure Process
We don't just throw fluff in the attic. We engineer a professional air-sealed barrier.
Before adding insulation, we identify and seal "bypass" points where cold air escapes into the attic—like around light fixtures, pipes, and electrical cables.
Using industrial-grade blowers, we apply premium fiberglass or cellulose to achieve the optimal R-Value for Florida (R-38 or higher), ensuring 100% gapless coverage.
We install soffit baffles to maintain proper attic ventilation. This prevents moisture buildup and ensures your roof can "breathe" while keeping your home cool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely. Insulation is the most cost-effective way to save energy. By preventing attic heat from radiating into your home, your AC cycles less often, which can reduce your monthly cooling costs by 15% to 20%.
Not necessarily. If the old insulation is clean and dry, we can simply blow a fresh layer of premium fiberglass on top to reach the required R-Value. However, if there is mold or rodent damage, we recommend a full extraction before starting.
For a standard single-family home in South Florida, the process usually takes between 4 to 6 hours. Our team uses a long-range hose from the truck to the attic, so there is minimal disruption inside your home.
Yes. We use materials like Owens Corning ProPink, which is naturally non-combustible. It doesn't require chemical fire retardants and provides a safe, long-lasting thermal barrier for your home.