Insulation Contractor is a specialized contractor who installs thermal insulation to solve a host of issues. These include discomfort in rooms – either too hot or too cold, high energy bills, and damage to pipes during extreme weather.
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These contractors can be specialized by both the products they use (such as fiberglass, cellulose, or spray foam) and in the type of work they perform – residential or commercial. Some are further specialized in how they install the insulation, either by using an installer or by doing the work themselves.
Residential Insulation Contractor, or home insulation contractors, work with homeowners and sometimes builders to add insulation to new homes, existing homes, or pole barns. They solve a variety of problems, including uncomfortable rooms due to poor temperature control, high energy costs, and damage to plumbing vent pipes that pass through the attic.
When choosing an insulation contractor, you should check whether they are licensed and bonded. You should also ask them for references from previous customers. The more information you can get, the better you’ll be able to choose an insulation contractor that’s right for you.
Some insulation companies are owner-operator businesses, meaning that the owner does everything from marketing to answering the phone and selling jobs to installing the insulation. This setup often results in high quality work, but it can make communication and scheduling difficult since the owner is pulled in many directions. Other insulation contractors are large, corporate-owned companies that employ installers. These firms typically coordinate with architects, builders, and project managers to satisfy building standards and requirements for commercial or industrial projects.
ARMOR Insulations, LLC
1818 Edwards St, Hattiesburg, MS 39401
(601) 467-7599