Insulation in Tyler, TX
Attic, wall and crawl space insulation for Tyler's historic homes, brick ranches and newer houses. Free inspection and a written price.
Insulation for Tyler’s older neighborhoods and newer homes
Tyler has deep housing roots. The Brick Streets neighborhood south of the square was built mostly between 1890 and 1940, and the Azalea District filled in during the 1930s oil boom. Houses from that era were framed long before energy codes, and many still have thin attic insulation, open wall cavities or floors with nothing under them.
Newer homes toward the edges of town have their own issue. They usually got the code minimum when they were built, and a muggy Tyler summer shows where that falls short. In both cases we start with the attic, then check the walls and the crawl space.
- Free inspection of the attic and crawl space, with a written estimate
- Older walls filled through small holes where possible, not torn open
- Old insulation removed when it is wet, dirty or full of droppings
Insulation services in Tyler
Blown in attic insulation
Brings a thin or settled Tyler attic up to a full, even depth.
Learn more →Removal and replacement
Decades old, dusty or rodent damaged insulation cleared before new goes in.
Learn more →Floors and remodels
Batts under pier and beam floors and in walls opened during a renovation.
Learn more →Spray foam insulation
Seals leaky older homes and pulls ductwork out of a hot attic.
Learn more →What Tyler homeowners notice after an upgrade
Warmer floors in winter
Insulating under a raised floor takes the chill out of older rooms.
Less sticky air
Fewer air leaks means less humid outside air pulled into the house.
Steadier rooms
Back bedrooms and additions stop running hotter than the rest.
Character kept
Plaster and original trim stay in place when walls are filled from small holes.
Homes and buildings we insulate in Tyler
From historic houses near downtown to brick ranches, newer subdivisions and small commercial spaces.
- Historic homes
- Brick ranch homes
- Pier and beam houses
- Remodels and additions
- Newer subdivisions
- Small offices
Tyler insulation FAQ
Can you insulate the walls of an older Tyler home?
- Often yes, by blowing insulation into closed walls through small holes that get patched.
- We check the wall framing and wiring first to make sure it is a good fit.
My house is on pier and beam. Should the floor be insulated?
- Usually yes. ENERGY STAR recommends R-19 for floors in this climate zone.
- We look for standing water and venting problems in the crawl space first. Read our crawl space guide.
What if my old attic has vermiculite?
- It looks like small gray brown pebbles and may contain asbestos.
- We leave it alone and recommend testing before any work starts.
What does insulation cost in Tyler?
- It depends on the area, the material and any removal. You get a written price after a free inspection. See what affects insulation cost.
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