Frequently Asked Questions

Spray foam provides superior air sealing and higher R-value per inch, making it ideal for irregular spaces and maximum energy efficiency. Fiberglass is more cost-effective for standard applications and easier to install in accessible areas like attics.

Yes, we specialize in agricultural insulation for barns, livestock facilities, and storage buildings throughout Colorado. Our agricultural solutions help maintain consistent temperatures for livestock comfort and protect stored equipment from temperature fluctuations.

Spray foam excels in Colorado's variable climate with temperature swings and dry conditions. It creates an effective air barrier that prevents drafts and maintains consistent indoor temperatures, especially important during harsh mountain winters.

We provide insulation services throughout Winter Park, Kersey, Walden, and Sterling, Colorado. As a locally based company, we understand the specific climate challenges and building requirements across these mountain and plains communities.

Yes, we provide comprehensive waterproofing services to complement our insulation work. This combination approach ensures complete moisture control and energy efficiency, particularly important in Colorado's varied climate conditions.

We handle most preparation work including area clearing and surface inspection. For spray foam, we ensure proper ventilation during application. For fiberglass, we verify framing and electrical work is complete before installation begins.

While insulation can be installed year-round, late fall through early spring offers scheduling advantages and immediate energy savings. In Colorado, completing insulation before winter provides immediate heating cost benefits and improved comfort.

Project size, insulation type, accessibility, and building complexity determine costs. Spray foam typically costs more initially but provides higher performance, while fiberglass offers excellent value for standard applications in accessible areas.

Most residential projects complete within one to three days depending on square footage and complexity. Agricultural projects may take longer due to building size. We provide specific timelines during your consultation.

Properly installed insulation typically reduces heating and cooling costs by 15-30% in Colorado homes. Spray foam often provides higher savings due to superior air sealing, especially in older homes with draft issues.

Yes, we serve both residential and agricultural clients across our service areas. Our experience includes homes, barns, livestock facilities, and storage buildings, adapting our approach to each structure's specific requirements and usage patterns.

Call us at (970) 581-3583 Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. We'll discuss your project needs and schedule a convenient time to assess your property and provide recommendations tailored to your specific requirements.