Retrofit Insulation Virginia
What are indicators I might need more insulation in my home?
Is your home drafty? Do you have a room or rooms that are an uncomfortable temperature? Do you have exceptionally high energy bills?
Chances are, your home may be lacking in insulation. Older homes in Virginia are of particular concern, but any home may have spaces where insulation originally was missed. That is why homeowners choose to call Vance Insulation to install retrofit insulation in Virginia.
Why choose Vance Insulation for retrofitting my home for energy efficiency?
New Construction & Existing Homes
Financing Options Available
60+ years of experience
Vance insulation is the best choice for retrofit insulation in Virginia. Experience matters, and since 1960 we have served over 15,000 customers from Williamsburg to Richmond. Home retrofitting is our specialty. Additionally, we know that keeping retrofitting services affordable is a priority. That’s why we at Vance Insulation will always offer an affordable option that gets the job done right. And, if necessary, we offer financing as well.
Should I add more insulation to my home?
There are conditions in which you should NOT hire for retrofit insulation in Virginia.
First, existing moisture problems and mold should be treated before adding insulation to your home to avoid increased moisture and mold problems.
Second, if you have insufficient ventilation in your crawlspace or attic due to excessive insulation it can cause more damage to your home and you’ll end up with more problems than you intended.
Finally, over-insulating your home does not provide additional benefits and can in fact create mold problems that didn’t exist before.
Contact Vance Insulation for a free inspection and no pressure recommendations for your home’s needs.
How is the process completed?
There are a few ways in which we perform home retrofitting with insulation. If it’s in a wall, we carefully drill 4” holes near the top of your wall in between each set of studs, large enough to fit our insulation hose through. Then, we fill the wall with fiberglass blown insulation to the top. Finally, we repair the hole with tape, texture, and paint over the hole to match the current paint on the wall as closely as possible. In an attic, we will either add insulation or replace damaged insulation depending on which is required. Either way, when it comes to retrofitting services, we’ve got you covered. Contact Vance Insulation today for a free estimate.