Insulation Contractors In Henderson NV
As an experienced insulation contractors in Henderson NV, Henderson Insulation Pros offers quality service for residential and commercial properties throughout Clark County, NV and the Las Vegas metro area. We offer a range of services including but not limited to energy audits, attic insulation, air sealing, new construction, remodeling , soundproofing, and insulation removal.
We are licensed professionals and provide excellent client service and high-quality insulation installation we are proud to stand behind. Our company offers the best materials and has served the homes and businesses of the greater Las Vegas NV area in Henderson for years! No other installer can deliver the quality, professionalism and results our experienced people
We focus on energy efficiency solutions that keep our customers comfortable all season while saving them money.
Give us a call today for more information about how Henderson Insulation Pros can help you and your business!
Clark County Insulation Installers
Clark County Nevada is full of great attractions, whether it be our natural resources like Mt Charleston, Red Rock National Conservation, the Hoover Dam at Lake Mead or the world-famous Las Vegas Strip.
We are proud to serve our local communities of Henderson, Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Boulder City and Mesquite with top-quality services, professional experience and excellent customer satisfaction.
We offer a wide range of insulation services to serve your needs.
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Spray Foam
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Air Sealing
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Insulation Removal & Replacement
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New Construction
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Remodeling / Renovation
We have everything you need to increase the energy efficiency and comfort of your property. Enjoy the ease and cost savings of a professional insulation service!
The primary purpose of insulation is to reduce unwanted movements of heat between spaces. This transfer of thermal energy from a hotter to a cooler place. Heat moves by conduction, radiation, and convention, all of which can be resisted by adding resistance in the path of heat flow.
Common air leaks are found in the attic, around windows or doors with insufficient weather-stripping/caulking, gaps in drywall at electrical boxes, holes for plumbing stacks and vents, chimneys without proper flashing etc...
Residential & Commercial Insulation Services
Our Process To Increased Comfort & Energy- Efficiency
The latest data according to The North American Insulation Manufacturers Association found approximately 90% of U.S. single-family homes are under-insulated.
Some common service issues customers face are uneven temperatures throughout their home, drafts, excessive moisture on drywall & ceilings, heating & cooling systems frequently run or do not turn off, and asthma & allergy symptoms.
Effective strategies can make your home more comfortable, save you money on utility bills each year and help reduce bills of future energy retrofit projects.
The first step is an inspection of existing material coverage and condition. Our team in Henderson will identify what has been installed and what has deteriorated. This allows us to determine if a complete removal and replacement project may be necessary.
In order to properly insulate your home, you need to have an accurate understanding of how much insulation is already in your home and where it is located. This includes a thorough inspection of its exterior walls, roof and other other structural areas.
Types Of Insulation We Install
We work with many types of insulation to ensure you get the best possible product for your needs and budget. Insulation materials and their application vary. Here are some of the most common types we work with:
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Attic insulation
Your attic insulation is vital to keeping your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. There are many different types of attic insulation, the most common being fiberglass and cellulose. Others include spray foam attic insulation, rock wool and other types of loose-fill options.
Attic insulation is most typically done in two ways: blown-in or rolled-in. Blown-in or rolled-in attic insulation. Spray foam attic insulation is usually a premium product but is also highly effective.
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Blown-in insulation
Is a form of loose fill insulation. It is typically made from recycled products such as cellulose, recycled newspaper and more. Other choices are fiberglass and rockwool. These are used for attic insulation, walls, and other void spaces where most heat loss occurs.
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Rockwool
Is mostly used for walls, ceilings, and attics. Rockwool is made from rocks that have been heated up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit then spun into very strong, long, thin fibers. It resists pests, fire, moisture, including mildew, mold and bacteria.
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Spray foam
Is made from two liquids that are mixed using a specialized machine. As the spray foam cures, it expands filling up cracks and voids. It also creates a very effective air seal. Spray foam installation is an extremely versatile product. There are two types of spray foam, open cell and closed cell and each are used depending on the buildings needs.
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Fiberglass
Is made from very fine glass fibers that are spun into batts, rolls, boards, and loose-fill products. This has been widely used in homes and commercial install applications since the 1930’s. Some of the major benefits to expect are its cost effectiveness, and availability.
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Radiant barriers
Can stop heat transfer by reflecting radiant heat energy away from the attic space and reducing the attic temperature to keep your house cool. They are usually composed of one or more layers of aluminized plastic sheeting.
Indicators You Have An Insulation Problem
Throughout our years, providing high quality solutions to Henderson, Las Vegas and surrounding areas, we have experienced just about everything. In some cases, it's easy to see when you have an issue. Other times, they are not so obvious and can be difficult to diagnose without pro help.
To help homeowners, we have put together a list of common signs you may have an issue. Keep in mind that these symptoms can vary.
If you need help, please call us for a free consultation! We would be happy to help diagnose the issue and provide a solution.
How old is the structure?
Older houses are more likely to experience issues than newer structures, although we have seen our fair share with new construction in Henderson and Las Vegas.
Homes built when building codes weren't as robust and a previous installer my not have met current practices are more susceptible to failure and lower R-value. It's also not uncommon for old foam-based spray foam material to deteriorate over the years, especially in poor conditions. If you come across old spray foam, contact us for a free evaluation.
Room-to-room fluctuations
If you have drafty rooms, the insulation is not doing its job to keep the conditioned air in, and the unconditioned air out. This can lead to very uncomfortable temperatures.
Drafts
Wondering if your furnace or air conditioner is working because you feel cold or hot air flowing around? Chances are you have a draft. Fighting with your thermostat won't solve the issue and is costing you a lot of money.
Higher than usual energy bills
If you're seeing a significant increase in your energy bills, it's a big sign!
The more air that escapes from your living space, the longer your HVAC has to run to keep up. This will lead to much higher energy bills especially in the long run.
Condensation
If you're noticing condensation droplets accumulating on your window, it could be a sign that there is too much moisture in the house. Mold growth and damage will occur if it's not addressed.
Heating & cooling equipment run constantly
Does your air conditioner system frequently cycle on and off more often than normal?
It could be a sign that the conditioned air is escaping. When this happens, your heating and air conditioning equipment has to work much harder to maintain the desired thermostat setting and results in high energy bills.
Hot or cold floors and ceilings
A homes attic, floors and ceilings are the major structural components protecting your family from the harsh environment and weather outside, however it is equally important they are protected.
Moisture in the attic insulation
Water is the most destructive force in the world, and it can cause a lot of damage if it's not addressed quickly. Any amount in the attic is a major concern. Wether it's a roof leak, a dripping HVAC unit, or in poorly insulated homes, excessive humidity accumulating. Excessive moisture causes insulation to lose its R-value, leading to a degenerating cycle year after year. Contact us right away if you suspect this issue for a quick repair.
Pests
Poor insulation provides an easy way for pests to get into your home, and once they're in, it can be very difficult to get them out. Not only are these pests a nuisance, but they can also cause extensive damage to your home if left unchecked.
Pipes sweating
If you notice pipes inside your house sweating with condensation, its a big sign you have a temperature and humidity imbalance.
