
Residential Insulation
More Comfort for the Place You Call Home.
Common Problems
Comfort Issues Insulation Can Help Address
Cold Upstairs Rooms
Bedrooms that never quite warm up in winter often sit under an attic with thin or uneven insulation, or with air leaking up from the rooms below.
Hot Bedrooms in Summer
Attics can get very hot in July and August. Without enough insulation, that heat moves into the rooms directly below.
Drafty Living Spaces
Drafts usually come from air leakage at penetrations, top plates, and rim joists. Sealing and insulating these areas together helps.
Under-Insulated Attics
Many older GTA homes have insulation level with or below the ceiling joists, well below what is typical for a new home today.
Unfinished Basements
Bare foundation walls and rim joists lose heat. A renovation is the right time to insulate them properly before drywall goes up.
Noisy Interior Spaces
Sound carries through empty wall and floor cavities. Acoustic insulation helps reduce transmission between bedrooms, offices, and basements.
Results depend on the home, its existing conditions, and the work completed. We do not promise specific energy savings.
Residential Services
Where to Start in Your Home

Attic Insulation
Blown-in attic insulation and top-ups in fiberglass or cellulose, with baffles at the eaves and attention to air leakage at the ceiling.
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Basement Insulation
Insulation for framed foundation walls and rim joists, installed as part of a basement renovation once moisture issues are dealt with.
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Wall Insulation
Thermal and acoustic insulation for open wall framing in renovations, additions and new construction.
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Garage Insulation
Insulation for attached garage walls, garage ceilings, and the floors of rooms built over a garage.
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Soundproofing Insulation
Acoustic insulation applications that help reduce sound transmission between rooms and occupied spaces.
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Not Sure What Your Home Needs?
You don’t need to know the right product or R-value before you call. Tell us what you are noticing, such as a cold room, a drafty floor, or a basement you are about to finish, and we will talk through the options.
Photos of your attic hatch, existing insulation, or open framing help us give you a clearer picture before a site review.
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