What to Look For in an Insulation Contractor

Attic insulation  contractor works with homeowners and builders to install new or replacement insulation in homes. This is a great way to reduce your energy bills, make your home more comfortable, and help the environment.

Insulation contractors are trained to know which products are best suited for your home and climate. They also understand the building code requirements for the type of home or business you have. They can help you determine the proper R-value for your area and provide guidance on vapor retarders to be used in combination with insulation.

Some contractors specialize in the types of insulation they work with, such as spray foams or batting sheets. Others specialize in a specific type of installation, like pole barns or existing home insulation. Some residential insulation contractors are licensed to perform commercial or industrial jobs, as well.

Home Comfort Heroes: The Vital Role of Your Insulation Contractor

One of the most important things a home owner or builder can do is to check references and ask trusted friends and family for referrals. This is the most reliable way to find a quality contractor.

The contractor should always carry a valid state license to work on your property and have worker’s compensation insurance in case of any accidents that may occur during the project. The contractor should also be insured against damage to your house or property by his workers during the insulation process and should offer you a warranty on his work. This is usually a 10-year labor warranty and, depending on the product, may be backed by the manufacturer.

Joe Blow’s Insulation
29712 US Hwy 19 N Unit 409 Clearwater, FL 33761
727-454-0172