Loose-fill insulation blown by machine into attics, wall cavities, and floors. The most affordable way to achieve a real insulation upgrade, especially in existing homes where retrofit, not new construction, is the goal.
Blown-in insulation slows heat transfer well, but it doesn't seal air leaks on its own. If your attic has gaps around light fixtures, plumbing, or where walls meet the ceiling, we address those first before blowing in insulation. Skipping that step is one of the most common mistakes in the industry, and it leaves a lot of your energy savings on the table. We always check and always tell you what we find.
Significantly less expensive than spray foam, making it the right call for large areas like a full attic or when budget matters.
Added to your attic without touching ceilings or walls. For existing walls, we drill small holes, fill the space, and patch it back up.
The loose material works around joists, pipes, and electrical boxes, spaces sheet insulation simply cannot reach.
Fiberglass does not absorb water, so it won't grow mold or lose insulating value in humid Georgia conditions.
Most attic jobs are finished in a single day with very little disruption to the rest of your home.
Unlike spray foam, there's no curing period, your family can come back home as soon as we're done.
We use a machine that breaks up the insulation material and blows it through a hose directly into your attic or wall cavities. In an open attic, we guide the hose across the floor and build the material up to the right depth. For walls, we drill small holes between stud spaces, fill the cavity completely, then patch and paint the holes, most homeowners can't tell anything was done once the paint dries.
The material settles slightly over time, which is normal. We always install it a little deeper than the target depth to account for that, so your home ends up exactly where it should be.
Our standard attic package to reach R-38, the baseline target for most Georgia homes, runs $2.15–$2.30 per sq ft. Wall-cavity retrofits and higher R-value attic upgrades (up to R-60) vary based on square footage and current insulation levels. It's the most affordable insulation option we install, and we give you an exact, itemized quote after a free walk-through.