Expert Attic & Roof Insulation Services
in Greater Carmel, Brownsburg, Plainfield IN Areas

Learn why it's important to air seal and insulate the attic for a comfortable home year round.

Benefits of our attic and roof insulation services:

Variety of insulation materials: blown-in, cellulose, and the SuperAttic® system.
Expert installation by certified energy experts.
Free insulation inspections & estimates.
Blower door tests to identify air leaks.
Improve home comfort and reduce heating & cooling costs by as much as 40 percent.

We are IN's experts for upgrading attic & roof insulation

High utility bills with rooms that are too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter are just a few signs that your attic or roof may not be properly insulated. Upgrading attic or roof insulation is a simple, cost-effective way to improve comfort. Having adequate insulation can also cut heating and cooling costs by as much as 40 percent.

When you contact Indiana Home Comfort Solutions for an insulation estimate, we will inspect insulation levels and determine the best insulation solution based on your home's design and your specific needs. We have the experience and tools to install many different insulation materials, including blown-in, cellulose and more.

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Indiana Home Comfort Solutions is your trusted expert for home and attic insulation in Central Indiana. We offer customized attic insulation solutions to residents in Carmel, Brownsburg, Plainfield and nearby. Call us or contact us online to schedule an appointment today!

Symptoms of poor attic & roof insulation

Rooms located below the attic get too hot or too cold, even when other parts of the house remain comfortable.
High electric bills and/or high costs for heating fuel.
Cold drafts during wintertime.
Recessed “can” lights in the ceiling directly below the attic.

Attic floor joists can be seen above or between existing attic insulation.
Less than 10 in. of existing attic or roof insulation.
Ductwork in the attic is exposed above the insulation.

Seal air leaks & add insulation for an energy upgrade that pays for itself

Don't forget to seal leaks!

Sealing air leaks and adding insulation can help:

Increase overall comfort
Reduce outside noise
Improve humidity control
Lessen the demand on your HVAC system
Improve indoor air quality

The attic is typically the biggest source of energy loss in a home. Installing the right amount of insulation and sealing air leaks can make a big difference in your energy bills and comfort.

Insulation levels and thermal performance are measured by R-Value. The higher the R-value, the better the insulation's ability to resist heat flow.

Many homes have as little as 9 in. of attic or roof insulation in regions where the U.S. Department of Energy recommends 16 in. It is recommended that most homes in Indiana have between R-49 and R-60 of insulation, depending on the insulation material.

Air sealing is a critical step when insulating an attic because sealing air leaks stops conditioned interior air from leaking into the attic. Air sealing can prevent attic mold and significantly reduce heating and cooling bills. Indiana Home Comfort Solutions uses a variety of materials and techniques to stop this energy-wasting air leakage.

Be sure to check out our specialized SuperAttic™ System for continuous & airtight coverage.

Contact us today to schedule your home energy audit to identify where your home is in need of insulation and air sealing. Our audit also diagnoses the other energy issues in your home-- which may be the larger factors in your home's high utility bills and discomfort.

Whole-house energy savings starts in the attic

Indiana Home Comfort Solutions' technicians have the knowledge to install a variety of insulation materials, including cellulose, blown-in, and more.

Call 1-855-241-3776 or contact us online to schedule a home energy assessment or a Free Estimate for home insulation in Plainfield, Brownsburg, Carmel, and in and around Whitestown, Zionsville, Avon, Speedway, Lebanon, Pittsboro, Indianapolis, and Jamestown.