It only takes one devastating winter storm — like the one in 2021 — to help us recognize how important our heating systems are.
If your roof was snow-covered and stayed snow-covered during the week of Winter Storm Uri, you can thank your insulation. Homeowners whose attics were poorly insulated sent their hard-working HVAC’s heat right through the roof. If you notice higher-than-normal energy bills, it may be time to re-insulate your home or business.
Home insulation determines the comfort every room in your house. Call Installed Building Products San Antonio at 210-201-1366 to learn more.
If the insulation in your commercial property or home is undamaged and about 15–20 years old, adding more might be a good idea. Some types of insulation compress over time, so adding more insulation improves energy efficiency.
The need for greater thermal efficiency is the biggest factor driving the retrofitting trend in San Antonio. There are often other reasons for insulation to fail or need retrofitting. For example:
A new HVAC system may need additional insulation to work more efficiently.
Improperly sealed buildings can have attic/wall condensation issues.
Insulating an attic without properly venting it can cause problems that require inspection for damages.
Poorly installed insulation can make some rooms too hot and others too cold.
Keep in mind, retrofitting isn’t possible if your insulation is damaged or shows signs of mold or pest activity. Professional insulation removal and new insulation installation will be required.
Ask for an insulation inspection to determine if retrofitting is what your home or business needs.
Radiant barrier: This is especially effective for attics and under the roofline.
Spray foam: Better coverage and a tight seal make this perfect to fill areas around ductwork and pipes.
Our Retrofitting Process
There are many factors to consider before the actual insulation installation. We may want to inspect areas other than the insulation site because thermal resistance is a whole-house feature.
For example, if there are areas where moisture collects or evidence of moisture behind walls, these areas should be repaired and dried. Guttering and roof drainage issues can impact insulation requirements. Areas where pipes or wires enter the home may be causing energy loss.
Call 210-201-1366 to talk to our experts and start your insulation project.
Contact Your Local Insulation Contractor for Retrofit Insulation in San Antonio, TX
IBP San Antonio is partnered with the second-largest insulation provider in the United States. That gives us the advantage of group purchasing power at lower costs. We pass those savings on to you.
You’ll get the quality of materials you want at competitive prices, and while other companies are waiting for materials to arrive, we have what you need now.
Contact us today at 210-201-1366 to schedule retrofit insulation services.
Fiberglass insulation is a durable, energy-efficient solution that helps regulate indoor temperatures, reduce noise, and improve overall comfort in homes and businesses.
Cellulose insulation is an eco-friendly, highly effective material made from recycled fibers that enhances thermal performance and helps reduce energy costs in homes and businesses.
Spray foam insulation is a high-performance solution that expands to fill gaps, creating an airtight seal for superior energy efficiency, moisture control, and soundproofing in homes and commercial spaces.
Radiant barrier is a reflective insulation solution that reduces heat transfer, helping to keep homes and commercial spaces cooler, more energy-efficient, and comfortable.
A fireplace is a stylish and functional centerpiece that adds warmth, ambiance, and comfort to homes and commercial spaces, enhancing both aesthetic appeal and energy efficiency.
Gutters are essential for directing rainwater away from your home or commercial property, protecting the foundation, preventing water damage, and improving overall drainage efficiency.
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