Las Vegas attics get extremely hot in summer, and thin or settled insulation lets that heat pour into your home. Adding insulation helps your AC keep up and lowers cooling costs.
Insulation slows heat moving from a hot attic into your living space in summer, and keeps warmth in during winter.
Upstairs and top-floor rooms stay closer to the thermostat setting.
Your AC runs less when less heat comes through the ceiling.
Shorter run times mean less wear on your cooling system.
The same insulation helps hold heat on cold winter nights.
Many older homes have insulation that has settled, been disturbed or was never enough for desert heat.
We measure current insulation depth and look for damage, gaps and air leaks.
We add insulation to bring your attic up to a level suited to our hot climate.
Gaps around lights, vents and penetrations sealed so conditioned air stays inside.
We check the attic, ductwork and existing insulation.
You get a clear plan for how much insulation to add.
We air seal key gaps and blow in new insulation evenly.
We show you the new depth and coverage.
Energy experts generally recommend R-30 to R-60 in attics in our climate. We measure what you have and recommend how much to add.
Usually, yes, if the existing insulation is dry and in good condition. Damaged insulation may need removal first.
Yes. Less heat entering from the attic means your AC runs less to keep the home cool.
Most attic insulation jobs are completed in a single day.
It is a good time to check. Leaky attic ducts waste cooling, and we can seal them before adding insulation.