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Attic Insulation

The right material, at the right depth, for your attic — batts, blown-in or foam.

Installer fitting pink fiberglass batts between attic joists
Installer fitting pink fiberglass batts between attic joists

Your attic is the biggest single surface between your living space and the Los Angeles sun. In most homes we inspect, the insulation up there is thinner than it should be, uneven, or missing in whole sections. A properly insulated attic keeps summer heat in the attic and winter warmth in the house, so your AC and furnace do less work and every room feels more even.

Batts, blown-in or spray foam

There is no single best product. Fiberglass batts are clean and precise in open joist bays and tight Craftsman attics where we hand-place everything. Blown-in loose-fill is fastest for covering a large attic floor in a seamless layer around wires and framing. Spray foam suits vaulted ceilings, bonus rooms and roof decks with no attic floor at all. We look at your attic first and recommend what fits, and many homes end up with a combination.

Sized to your climate zone

A Santa Monica cottage and a Woodland Hills two-story do not need the same thing. For hot inland valleys we aim for R-38 to R-49. Near the coast, R-30 to R-38 with good air sealing is usually the sweet spot. Your written quote shows the target R-value and the installed depth, so you know exactly what you are getting.

Prep that makes it work

Before insulation goes in we install eave baffles so soffit vents keep breathing, keep clearances around flues and older recessed lights, and seal the obvious gaps at top plates and wire holes. Insulation over a leaky ceiling still lets conditioned air escape, so this prep is what makes the R-value actually perform.

Signs you could use this

  • Upstairs or west-facing rooms are much hotter than the rest of the house
  • You can see the tops of the ceiling joists in the attic
  • Your AC runs nearly non-stop on summer afternoons
  • Floors and rooms feel cold and drafty in winter
  • The insulation looks gray, flattened, patchy or less than 6 inches deep

Where we offer attic insulation

We provide attic insulation across San Fernando Valley, Burbank, Glendale & Pasadena, Los Angeles & the Westside, Santa Clarita & Antelope Valley and Conejo Valley & Simi Valley, including:

How it works

Our process

  1. 1

    Free inspection

    We climb into your attic, measure what is there, check for rodents, moisture and wiring, and take photos you can keep.

  2. 2

    Written quote

    A clear quote with the target R-value, depth, square footage and every prep item — no vague one-line totals.

  3. 3

    Seal & prep

    Eave baffles, light and flue clearances, and air sealing at top plates and penetrations, before any insulation goes in.

  4. 4

    Install & show you

    Insulation to measured depth, depth rulers and an attic card left at the hatch, and before-and-after photos sent to you.

FAQ

Attic Insulation: common questions

How long does attic insulation take?

Most single-family homes are finished in one day, including prep and cleanup. Larger homes or jobs that include removal can take two.

Do I need to leave the house?

No. For batts and blown-in insulation you can stay home; we work from the attic and protect the hallway below. For spray foam we will ask you to stay out of the house for a set period while it cures.

What R-value do I need in Los Angeles?

For most inland homes in the Valley, the foothills, Santa Clarita and the Conejo Valley we recommend R-38 to R-49. Near the coast, R-30 to R-38 is usually enough. We confirm on the inspection.

Reviews

From homeowners we have worked for

What people tell us after the first hot afternoon — or the first cold night.

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I got three quotes. These guys were the only ones who actually went up into the attic and showed me photos before giving me a number. Clean crew, done in a day, and the house is quieter too.

Michael S.Burbank · Attic Insulation
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Our 1923 bungalow has an attic you can barely crawl in. They hand-placed the batts around the old framing and were careful about the wiring. Winter mornings are noticeably warmer.

Hannah K.Pasadena · Attic Insulation
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Friendly, on time and honest. They told us we did not need a radiant barrier and just topped up the insulation. Appreciated not being upsold.

Priya N.Simi Valley · Attic Insulation

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Tell us a little about your home. We will call to set a time, inspect the attic, show you photos and give you a written quote.

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