Please note: we do not provide spray foam insulation.
Why blown-in fiberglass?
Blown-in fiberglass fills the attic floor evenly, works its way around wiring, ducts and framing, and doesn't settle or break down the way paper-based products can. It's non-combustible, resists moisture and pests, and can be blown right over clean existing insulation.
Economic benefits
A well-insulated attic holds your indoor temperature steady, so your heating and cooling systems cycle less often. Customers regularly tell us they notice the difference on their next electric bill.
Stop wasting energy
Heating and cooling a home without enough insulation means paying to condition air that leaks out through the ceiling. Bringing your attic up to R-38 stops most of that loss. We use proven Knauf Insulation products.
In and out in 3 hours or less
Our average blow-in install takes 3 hours or less from setup to cleanup, so most homeowners have their attic finished before lunch or by mid-afternoon. You don't have to clear out the house or plan around a multi-day project.
What to expect on install day
- We protect the area around your attic access
- Insulation is blown in from a hose run from our truck, so there's little mess inside
- Depth rulers are placed so you can see the final depth
- Most attics are done in 3 hours or less
Common questions
How long does blown-in insulation take?
Our average blow-in install takes 3 hours or less, including setup and cleanup. Larger or harder-to-reach attics can take a little longer, and we'll tell you upfront.
Do you offer spray foam?
No. We don't provide spray foam insulation. Blown-in fiberglass delivers excellent results for most attics at a much lower cost, with a faster payback.
What R-value do you recommend?
R-38 (about 13 inches) is the code level for new homes in our area. We can go higher if you want extra protection.
Can you blow over my existing insulation?
Yes, if it's clean and dry. If not, we remove it first.
Where we work
We serve Waco, Temple and Belton plus all of Central Texas, including Killeen, Salado, Round Rock, Hutto, Hillsboro, Marlin and Hamilton.
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Updated October 2026