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Tell us about your home, your location, and what's been bothering you. Takes less than 60 seconds.
We connect you with licensed, background-checked insulation specialists who serve your area.
A local advisor calls you to discuss your home's needs and provide a no-obligation quote — on your schedule.
Professional installation, done right, with minimal disruption. Most jobs complete in a single day.
77 million American homes built before 1980 have insufficient insulation. The signs are easy to miss — until you see your energy bill.
If your heating or cooling costs seem higher than your neighbors', poor insulation is almost always the culprit. Your system is working overtime to compensate for heat that's silently escaping.
$300+ monthly heating bills in winter
Bills creeping up year after year
Furnace or AC running constantly
Rooms that never seem to warm up, cold floors first thing in the morning, or that one corner of the house that's always freezing — these are textbook signs of an insulation gap.
Rooms that are always too hot or too cold
Cold drafts near windows, walls or floors
Uneven temperatures throughout the home
Ice dams along your roofline aren't just a winter nuisance — they're a warning sign that heat is escaping through your attic and melting snow unevenly. Left unchecked, they cause costly structural damage.
Ice dams or icicles along the eaves
Uneven snow melt on the roof
Water stains on ceilings or attic mold
Our vetted contractors specialise in all three areas of retrofit insulation — often the biggest sources of energy loss in existing homes.
The attic is the single biggest source of heat loss in most homes. A properly insulated attic keeps warmth in during winter and heat out during summer — dramatically cutting energy costs year-round.
Blown-in cellulose & fiberglass options
Spray foam for premium air-sealing
Eliminates ice dams and roof damage
Most jobs completed in half a day
Up to 35% of a home's heat escapes through poorly insulated walls. Modern injection and dense-pack methods mean we can fully insulate your existing walls with minimal disruption — no full renovation required.
Dense-pack cellulose for existing walls
Injection foam — no major disruption
Stops drafts and cold spots permanently
Adds soundproofing as a bonus
Cold floors, damp crawlspaces, and freezing pipes in winter are all signs of an unprotected underfloor. Encapsulation and spray foam turn your crawlspace from a liability into a dry, conditioned asset.
Closed-cell spray foam on walls & rim joists
Full encapsulation with vapor barrier
Eliminates cold floors & frozen pipes
Protects against moisture & mold
Proper insulation isn't just about comfort. For most homes, it pays for itself within 3–7 years — and keeps delivering savings every single year after that.
State utility programs are still offering substantial rebates for home insulation in 2026 — in some states, up to 80% of your project cost back. Our partner contractors handle all the paperwork for you.
These are typical results from homes in northern US states — similar to what your home could achieve.
Cold upstairs bedrooms. Ice dams every winter. $380/month heating bill.
Even temperatures throughout. No ice dams. $215/month heating bill.
A 1974 colonial with original attic insulation. Blown-in cellulose added to bring the attic from R-11 to R-60. Air sealing around all penetrations included. Job completed in 6 hours.
Cold floors year-round. Damp crawlspace. Mold concerns. Pipes froze twice.
Warm floors. Dry crawlspace. No mold. Pipes protected. Lower bills.
1960s ranch on footings with an open, vented crawlspace. Fully encapsulated with 20-mil vapor barrier, closed-cell spray foam on walls and rim joists. Funded partially through Efficiency Vermont — 75% rebate applied.
Our advisors will recommend the best option for your specific situation. Here's a plain-English overview of what's available.
| Type | Best For | R-Value / Inch | Typical Cost | Longevity | Air Sealing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blown-In Cellulose Popular | Attic top-ups, older homes | R-3.1 – R-3.8 | $0.60 – $2.30/sq ft | 25–30 years | Good |
| Blown-In Fiberglass | Attics, budget-conscious installs | R-2.2 – R-2.7 | $0.90 – $1.80/sq ft | 25–30 years | Moderate |
| Best Performance Closed-Cell Spray Foam |
Crawlspaces, rim joists, premium attics | R-5.6 – R-7.0 | $3.00 – $5.00/sq ft | Lifetime | Excellent |
| Open-Cell Spray Foam | Attic rooflines, soundproofing | R-3.5 – R-3.8 | $1.50 – $3.50/sq ft | Lifetime | Excellent |
| Dense-Pack Cellulose | Existing walls — minimal disruption | R-3.1 – R-3.8 | $1.50 – $2.50/sq ft | 20–25 years | Good |
| Injection Foam | Walls — non-invasive retrofit | R-3.5 – R-7.0 | $2.00 – $3.50/sq ft | Lifetime | Excellent |
Not sure which is right for you? That's exactly what your free advisor call is for.
"I was skeptical it would make that much difference. But our heating bill went from $340 down to $195 the very first winter. The crew was in and out in one day and left the house spotless. I wish we'd done it years ago."
"Our crawlspace was a nightmare — cold floors, moisture, the whole deal. The team encapsulated it and insulated the rim joists in two days. The floors are warm now. First time in 12 years. Worth every penny, and we got 75% back through Vermont's program."
"We had ice dams every single winter — water damage, roof repairs, the works. After getting the attic properly insulated, not one icicle last winter. The contractor was professional, on time, and gave us a clear written quote with no surprises. Highly recommend."
We don't just hand your information to any contractor who asks for it. Every insulation professional in our network meets a strict set of standards before they can access our leads.
State contractor license verified. Liability insurance confirmed. You're protected from day one.
Every contractor and crew member passes a thorough background screening before entering your home.
We monitor ongoing customer reviews. Any contractor who drops below our rating threshold is removed from the network.
Our contractors are registered with state utility and rebate programs — meaning your rebate paperwork is handled for you.
Average contractor rating across our network
We believe in being upfront. Here are honest, typical price ranges — before any rebates are applied. Your actual quote may be significantly lower.
MOST COMMON
Typical 1,000–1,500 sq ft attic floor. Half-day to full-day job.
Blown-in cellulose or fiberglass
Air sealing of penetrations
Cleanup and removal included
HIGH IMPACT
Depending on crawlspace size and moisture condition. 1–2 day job.
Heavy-duty vapor barrier
Spray foam on walls & rim joists
Moisture assessment included
WHOLE HOME
Attic + walls + crawlspace. Highest savings and ROI. Often heavily rebated.
All three areas addressed
Full home air sealing
Maximum rebate eligibility
These are national averages. Exact pricing depends on your home's size, current insulation, access, and location. Your free quote will include a detailed, written breakdown with no surprises. Applicable rebates can reduce these costs by 40–80% in qualifying states.
The most common signs are high heating or cooling bills, rooms that are always too hot or too cold, cold drafts near walls or floors, ice dams forming on your roof in winter, and visible settling or thin insulation if you peek into your attic. Most homes built before 1990 have insufficient insulation by today's standards. The best way to know for certain is a free professional assessment — which is exactly what we help you arrange.
R-value measures how well insulation resists heat flow — the higher the number, the better the performance. For attics in most northern US states (Minnesota, Wisconsin, New York, etc.), the current recommendation is R-49 to R-60. Most older homes have R-11 to R-19 in their attics — far below what's needed. Your advisor will tell you exactly what your home currently has and what it needs to perform properly.
Most attic insulation jobs are completed in half a day to one full day. Crawlspace encapsulation typically takes one to two days. Contractors use containment methods to prevent dust from spreading, protect your belongings, and leave your home clean when they go. As one of our recent customers put it: "When they left, you'd never know they were there." You can usually remain in the home throughout.
Yes — once cured, spray foam insulation is inert and safe. Modern formulas use low-VOC blowing agents. SPFA-certified applicators (which all our contractors must be) follow strict protocols during installation. There may be a mild odour for the first 24–48 hours while the foam fully cures, after which the home is safe for occupants. In fact, properly air-sealed homes often have better indoor air quality because outdoor pollutants, allergens, and moisture can't infiltrate as easily.
DIY insulation seems like a cost-saving option, but it rarely works out that way. Gaps left by improper installation can eliminate most of the benefit. Without proper air sealing (the most critical step), adding more insulation is like putting on extra sweaters in a hurricane. Professional contractors have specialist equipment, access to commercial-grade materials, and are required by most rebate programs. A poorly installed DIY attic insulation job can also void product warranties and, in some cases, create moisture problems that cost far more to fix than the original insulation would have.
It depends on your state, utility provider, and household income. In 2026, state programs are the strongest driver — Maine offers up to $8,000 back, Vermont up to 90% of costs, Minnesota up to $3,000 through Xcel and CenterPoint, and Wisconsin has active Focus on Energy rebates. Most programs require a registered installer (which all our contractors are) and some require a before/after energy test. Your local advisor will confirm exactly what you qualify for and handle the paperwork.
Most homeowners in northern states see a 20–40% reduction in heating and cooling costs after proper insulation. For a home with a $300 monthly energy bill, that's $720 to $1,440 in annual savings. Larger homes with more severe insulation deficits see the biggest improvements. In cold climates (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Maine), payback periods of 3–7 years are typical — and significantly faster when rebates are applied.
Every contractor in our network is verified for state licensing and insurance, passes a background check, holds a minimum 4.5-star customer rating, and is registered with applicable state rebate programs. We monitor ongoing customer feedback and remove any contractor who falls below our standards. You'll never be connected with an unknown, unvetted tradesperson. Your safety and satisfaction are non-negotiable to us.
Completely free, absolutely no obligation. Your information is used solely to connect you with a local specialist who can give you an accurate quote. There is no pressure to proceed. The advisor call is a conversation, not a sales pitch. If you decide insulation isn't right for you right now, that's perfectly fine — no follow-up harassment, no invoice, nothing.
Yes — energy-efficient homes consistently sell faster and for more money. Studies show properly insulated homes can see a 6–10% increase in appraised value. Energy performance ratings are increasingly important to buyers, and documentation of professional insulation work with verified R-values is a strong selling point. It's one of the few home improvements that pays you back in energy savings while you live there, and again when you sell.
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