Based in Van Nuys · Serving the Greater Los Angeles area

CSLB C-2 Licensed #1140834cozycomfortinsulationla@gmail.com

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Blown-In Insulation

A deep, even blanket across the whole attic floor, usually in a single day.

Installer blowing white loose-fill insulation across an attic floor
Installer blowing white loose-fill insulation across an attic floor

Blown-in insulation is the workhorse of attic upgrades. We feed loose-fill fiberglass or cellulose through a hose from the truck to the attic and spread it in an even layer that fills around wires, pipes and odd framing. That leaves none of the gaps and seams that let heat through. For most Los Angeles homes with a walkable attic, it is the fastest and most cost-effective way to reach R-38 or R-49.

Fiberglass or cellulose

Loose-fill fiberglass is light, non-combustible and does not absorb moisture. Cellulose is made from recycled paper treated for fire resistance, and it is denser, which helps slow air movement. Both perform well when installed at the right depth. We will recommend one based on your attic, your ventilation and anyone in the home with sensitivities.

Depth you can check

We blow to a measured depth for your target R-value and leave depth rulers in the attic so you can see it for yourself. You get an attic card at the hatch listing the material, R-value and depth, plus before-and-after photos sent to your phone.

Over old insulation, or after removal

If your existing insulation is dry, clean and free of rodent waste, we can blow new material right on top of it. That is the most affordable route. If it is contaminated or water-damaged, we will show you photos and recommend a removal first.

Signs you could use this

  • Your attic insulation is less than 6 inches deep
  • Insulation is patchy, with bare drywall showing in places
  • Cable, solar or HVAC work has trampled the attic floor
  • You are re-roofing or replacing your AC and want the full benefit
  • Summer electric bills keep climbing

Where we offer blown-in insulation

We provide blown-in 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

Blown-In Insulation: common questions

Will blown-in insulation settle?

Loose-fill settles slightly in the first months. We install to the settled depth needed for your target R-value, so it still meets that rating after it settles.

Is it messy?

The work happens in the attic. We cover the hatch area and walkway below, run the hose through a door or window, and clean up before we leave.

Can you blow insulation over can lights?

Only over IC-rated fixtures. Older non-IC cans get covers or clearance boxes first so nothing overheats. We check every fixture on the inspection.

Reviews

From homeowners we have worked for

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

All reviews
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The back bedroom used to hit 88 every afternoon in August. After they blew in the new insulation, it stays within a couple of degrees of the living room. My daughter actually sleeps in there now.

Ana P.Van Nuys · Blown-In
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We assumed being near the beach meant insulation did not matter. The cottage was freezing every winter. Now it holds heat, and it is a lot quieter with the street noise.

Paul & Erin W.Santa Monica · Blown-In
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Desert summers and cold winters, and our attic had maybe four inches. They brought it up to R-49 and sealed everything. The house holds its temperature in both seasons now.

Lorena V.Palmdale · Blown-In

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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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