Insulation Services

A properly insulated and air-sealed home prevents valuable conditioned air from escaping and stops unconditioned air from seeping in. This means your heating and cooling systems won’t need to work as hard to maintain your desired temperature, reducing energy consumption and leading to significant savings on utility bills. In fact, homes with effective insulation and air sealing can save homeowners up to 20% on heating and cooling costs annually.

Drafts and temperature fluctuations are common in homes that lack proper insulation and air sealing. By addressing these issues, you can eliminate cold spots in the winter and overly warm areas in the summer. The result is a consistently comfortable environment where every room feels just right, no matter the season.

Gaps and cracks in your home allow outdoor air to infiltrate, bringing in pollutants, allergens, and moisture. These factors can negatively impact your indoor air quality, especially for those with allergies or respiratory concerns. By sealing your home, you create a cleaner, healthier living space with reduced exposure to dust, mold spores, and outdoor contaminants.

Homes that waste energy contribute to higher greenhouse gas emissions. By improving your home’s insulation and sealing air leaks, you reduce your energy consumption, helping to lower your carbon footprint. Not only does this contribute to a healthier planet, but it also aligns with sustainable living practices that protect natural resources for future generations.

With an R-value of 6.2 or higher per inch, spray foam delivers unmatched insulation performance, keeping your home warm in winter and cool in summer.

Spray foam expands to fill gaps and cracks, creating a seamless air barrier that prevents energy loss.

Closed-cell spray foam not only insulates but also resists moisture, making it ideal for areas prone to humidity or water exposure.

Unlike fiberglass, spray foam won’t sag, settle, or lose its effectiveness over time.

Perfect for irregular or hard-to-access areas, spray foam adheres securely to surfaces for comprehensive coverage.

Blown-in or dense-packed cellulose conforms to wall cavities and attics, eliminating gaps for consistent insulation coverage.

Studies show that cellulose insulation can reduce heating and cooling costs by as much as 32%.

Treated with borate for fire resistance, mold prevention, and insect repellence, cellulose insulation is free from harmful chemicals like formaldehyde and VOCs

Cellulose can be installed over existing insulation in attics, or injected into wall cavities for an airtight, dense thermal barrier.

Signs of inadequate insulation include uneven room temperatures, drafts near windows and doors, high energy bills, or cold walls and floors in winter. Ice dams on your roof in winter also indicate warm air escaping due to poor insulation. Older homes are especially prone to insufficient insulation. A professional energy audit can assess your needs. Contact Climate Giant to schedule your free energy audit and improve your home’s comfort and efficiency.

Air sealing works hand-in-hand with insulation to maximize your home's energy efficiency and comfort. While insulation slows the transfer of heat, air sealing prevents conditioned air from escaping and unconditioned air from entering through gaps, cracks, and leaks. Together, they create a comprehensive barrier against energy loss, helping to lower your utility bills and reduce drafts. Air sealing also improves indoor air quality by blocking allergens, pollutants, and moisture from infiltrating your home, while protecting against issues like mold growth and structural damage caused by excess humidity. Combining air sealing with proper insulation ensures consistent temperatures, a healthier living environment, and enhanced overall energy performance.

Yes! New York State offers programs to make insulation and air sealing more affordable for homeowners. The NY State Empower+ Program provides eligible residents with free energy audits and access to free or low-cost energy-efficient upgrades, including insulation and air sealing. Additionally, some local utilities in New York may offer rebates or incentives to help reduce the cost of these improvements. These programs are designed to improve energy efficiency, lower utility bills, and reduce environmental impact. Contact Climate Giant to learn more about how you can take advantage of these opportunities in New York State.