New Construction Insulation
On a new build, insulation has to happen at exactly the right point: after rough-in, before drywall, with no room for the schedule to slip. We work directly with builders and general contractors on new homes across Coweta and Fayette County. We show up the day the job calls for and get it right the first time, so the schedule keeps moving.
Working With Builders
We know a new-construction schedule doesn't have any slack. When we take a job, we commit to the date and show up ready, with the crew, material, and equipment on site. You won't be rescheduling the framer or the drywall crew around us. We're glad to walk the house with the builder or GC ahead of time to confirm the insulation plan matches the energy code and the R-values in the plans.
Why It's Worth Getting Right the First Time
Insulation is one of the few parts of a new house you can't get back to once the drywall goes up. A gap, a thin spot, or a missed cavity found later means opening walls back up, which is expensive and a headache for everybody. We install to the full depth and coverage the plans call for, and we'll flag anything upstream, like an air leak or a framing gap, before it gets covered over.
Building Your Own Custom Home?
If you're building custom and picking your own subs, we're happy to talk through open-cell vs. closed-cell, R-value targets above code minimum, and where spray foam or blown-in makes the most sense for your plan, before the framing is even done.
What We Install
Spray Foam
Open- and closed-cell for exterior walls, conditioned attics, and homes where air sealing is part of the energy plan.
Blown-In Insulation
Attic and wall insulation for standard-spec builds where cost matters.
Code Compliance
Installed to meet Georgia's current energy code for new residential construction.
Documentation
Photos and thickness records of the finished insulation for your files or the inspector.
How much does new construction insulation cost?
Cost depends on square footage, the product in the plans (blown-in, open-cell, or closed-cell), and any R-value targets above code minimum if you're building custom. Whenever we can, we quote straight off the plans, so builders get a firm number to bid with and custom homeowners know the cost before framing is finished.
Get My Exact NumberNew Construction FAQ
As soon as you know your framing timeline. We commit to a specific date, so the earlier we're in the loop, the easier it is to be there exactly when you need us.
Yes. We coordinate with builders and general contractors all the time: confirming R-value specs, scheduling around the framing and drywall crews, and providing documentation for inspection when it's needed.
For Coweta and Fayette County (Climate Zone 3), current energy code calls for R‑30 to R‑60 in attics and R‑13 to R‑15 in walls, depending on construction type. We build to at least code minimum and can go higher if you want better performance.
Building new? Let's talk timeline.
Whether you're a builder or building your own home, we'll work around your schedule.
- 01 We inspect. Existing insulation, air leaks, ventilation, moisture, and how your attic and crawlspace are built.
- 02 We explain what we find. In plain English, while we're still at your house.
- 03 We recommend the right fix. Spray foam, blown-in, or air sealing, whichever actually fits your home, even if it is the smaller job.
- 04 You get it in writing. An itemized quote with no hidden fees. Financing is available through Hearth.
- 05 You decide. Take the time you need. No high-pressure sales, and no follow-up hounding.