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Serving Conway, AR and surrounding areas. (501) 497-0067
High electric bills, hot upstairs rooms, cold floors in winter - most Conway homes have one or more of these. A proper home insulation assessment finds where your home is losing the battle and fixes it.
Home insulation in Conway slows the movement of heat through your attic, crawl space, and walls - most whole-home jobs are completed in one to two days without requiring you to leave the house. Insulation does not stop heat entirely; it buys your HVAC system enough time that it does not have to run constantly. In Conway's climate zone, where summer heat pushes above 95 degrees for months, that time matters enormously.
A large share of Conway's homes were built in the 1970s through 1990s - decades when insulation standards were a fraction of what is recommended today. If you have lived in your home for years without an upgrade, your attic and crawl space are very likely working against your comfort and your wallet every summer. Home insulation service starts with a complete assessment so nothing gets missed.
Homeowners often ask whether they should start with the attic or the crawl space. The answer depends on your home's specific condition. We look at both so you can make that call with real information, not a guess. If you have already upgraded your attic and are still seeing high bills, insulation removal of old compromised material - followed by a fresh install - is sometimes the right next step.
If your Entergy bill climbs dramatically from June through August without any change in thermostat habits, an under-insulated attic is one of the most common causes. Your AC is working overtime to compensate for heat pouring through a ceiling that offers too little resistance.
In Conway's summer heat, a poorly insulated attic acts like a radiant heater over your upper floor. If upstairs bedrooms are uncomfortable even with the AC running, the insulation between your living space and the attic is almost certainly the issue.
Many Conway homes sit over a crawl space, and an uninsulated crawl space lets ground moisture and cold air travel directly into your floors. Persistent musty smells or floors that feel cold in winter signal that your crawl space needs attention - and ignoring it usually leads to bigger problems over time.
Homes built in Conway before the mid-1990s were constructed under much lower insulation standards than what is recommended today. If you have lived there for years with no insulation work done, a free assessment will likely confirm you are well below current targets for Arkansas's climate zone.
We handle every part of a home insulation upgrade - attic, crawl space, walls, and air sealing. Most jobs start with the attic because that is where heat loss is greatest in Conway's climate, but the right scope depends on your home's condition and your goals. If your attic insulation is deeply degraded, we may recommend insulation removal before adding new material so old wet or compressed insulation does not sabotage the fresh install. For homes that have been partially upgraded and still underperform, a retrofit insulation approach - adding material in targeted areas without a full tear-out - is often the most cost-effective path.
Air sealing is paired with every insulation job we do. Insulation slows heat, but gaps around recessed lights, plumbing penetrations, and attic hatches let conditioned air escape and outdoor air sneak in. Sealing those gaps first means your new insulation performs at its rated level instead of fighting a losing battle against air movement.
The highest-priority fix for most Conway homes - where heat gain starts.
Addresses cold floors, moisture infiltration, and musty air in homes over crawl spaces.
For homes where attic work is done and walls are the remaining weak point.
The right starting point if you are not sure which area needs attention most.
Conway is in Climate Zone 3, which carries higher recommended insulation levels than many older homes in the area actually have. The city grew rapidly from the 1970s through the early 2000s, and the bulk of that housing stock was built when insulation standards were much lower. Homes near downtown and the University of Central Arkansas neighborhood tend to be among the oldest and most under-insulated - some predate 1960. Newer subdivisions along the growth corridors near Highway 65 and Dave Ward Drive may be closer to current standards, but even homes built in the 2000s should be evaluated if comfort or efficiency has been a problem.
A large number of Conway homes sit over crawl spaces rather than full basements. Arkansas humidity means ground moisture can travel through an uninsulated crawl space and into your floors and walls year-round. We regularly serve homeowners in Maumelle and Benton where the same crawl space challenges appear, and the work we do there mirrors what we do here in Conway. Addressing crawl space insulation and moisture barriers together - rather than piecemeal - consistently delivers better long-term outcomes.
We respond within 1 business day. A short conversation about your home - age, size, what has been bothering you - helps us come prepared. No fees, no commitments at this stage.
We spend 30 to 60 minutes in your attic, crawl space, and around your walls. We measure current insulation depth, check for moisture or ventilation issues, and note any air leaks worth sealing. You get a clear picture before any quote is given.
After the assessment you receive a written estimate that spells out what is recommended, what materials will be used, and the total cost. You are not obligated to book on the spot - a good contractor will not push you to.
Most attic jobs wrap up in a single day. The crew seals air leaks first, then installs insulation to the recommended depth. Before leaving, they clean up and walk you through what was done - including any documentation you need for tax credit or utility rebate claims.
We respond within 1 business day and come to you for a free in-person assessment before any quote is given. You will leave the conversation knowing exactly where your home stands - and what it would cost to fix it. No obligation, no pressure.
(501) 497-0067Many contractors look only at the attic. We inspect every area of your home that affects comfort and efficiency - attic, crawl space, walls, and air sealing points - so the estimate you get reflects your whole home, not just the easiest part.
From pre-1960 homes near the UCA campus to 1990s subdivisions off Oak Street and newer builds on the west side of town, we have worked across Conway's full range of home ages and conditions. Local housing quirks are not surprises to us.
We provide the documentation you need to claim the federal energy efficiency tax credit - up to 30% back on qualifying insulation costs through 2032. We also stay current on Entergy Arkansas rebate availability so you do not leave savings on the table.
Arkansas requires contractors to be licensed for residential work, and we are. That means your project is covered by state oversight, and you have recourse if something does not go as agreed. We carry full liability insurance on every job.
The North American Insulation Manufacturers Association sets installation standards for properly installed insulation. We follow those guidelines on every job so the insulation in your home performs at the level it is rated for - not just on paper.
Old wet or compressed insulation needs to come out before new material can perform correctly.
Learn moreAdding insulation to specific under-performing areas without a full tear-out - ideal for partially upgraded homes.
Learn moreThe best time to upgrade insulation is before summer heat arrives - openings fill up fast once warm weather hits Conway.