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Residential Insulation
Efficient Residential Insulation Services
If your home feels drafty or your energy bills keep climbing, the problem might be your insulation. Whether you live in an older home or a newly built one, poor insulation can make it harder to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. Your HVAC system ends up working overtime, costing you more every month. At ProInsulate, we specialize in helping homeowners across Edmonton and surrounding areas improve their comfort and lower their energy costs with high-quality residential insulation solutions.
Many homes—especially newer builds—were only insulated to meet minimum building code requirements. But what was considered "good enough" years ago may not cut it today, especially in Alberta's extreme climate. Our team uses advanced insulation materials and techniques, including spray foam and blown-in insulation, to help you boost your home's energy efficiency, reduce noise, prevent drafts, and even increase your property value.
Benefits of Residential Insulation
Upgrading your home insulation offers more than just warmth in the winter. It delivers lasting value you'll feel every day.
• Reduce monthly energy bills
• Improve indoor comfort year-round
• Eliminate drafts and cold spots
• Lower the strain on your HVAC system
• Boost your home's resale value
• Reduce moisture buildup and mould risk
• Decrease outside noise
• Environmentally friendly and energy-efficient
With the right insulation upgrade, you'll feel the difference in every room—while saving money in every season.
Where We Insulate in Residential Properties
Our residential insulation services are customized for every part of your home—because each space plays a role in energy efficiency.
• Attics – Seal heat loss at the top of your home
• Basements – Combat cold floors and moisture issues
• Garages – Add thermal and fire protection to attached garages
• Walls – Improve heat retention and indoor comfort
• Crawl Spaces – Block moisture and keep floors warmer
• Ceilings – Reduce heat transfer and sound between levels
No matter the size or style of your home, our experienced team can help improve comfort, efficiency, and safety from top to bottom.
Residential Insulation Removal Services
Before installing new insulation, it's often necessary to remove the old material—especially if it's damaged, outdated, or unsafe.
• Remove insulation contaminated by mould, rodents, or water
• Identify and address hidden issues like pests or leaks
• Safely handle hazardous materials such as asbestos
• Comply with all Alberta regulations for disposal and recycling
• Prepare attics, walls, and basements for modern insulation
Insulation removal can be hazardous and is best left to professionals. Our team is fully licensed, insured, and trained to remove and dispose of all types of insulation safely and efficiently.
Residential Insulation FAQs
Is spray foam insulation fire resistant?
Spray foam insulation isn’t fire resistant on its own, but it can be treated with a range of fire-resistant coatings. There are a few different choices and a professional will be able to decide which is best for your particular situation.
Is there an easy way for me to tell if my insulation contains asbestos?
Unfortunately, there isn’t an easy way to check for the presence of asbestos. Asbestos can be present in both insulation and many different building materials. A professional assessment is needed to determine if asbestos is present and recommend the best way to remove or replace it.
My basement is moist. Will this damage new insulation?
Basement moisture can come from a variety of sources including leaks and condensation. If your basement is moist because of building or plumbing leaks these will need to be fixed first. However, basement moisture is often the result of condensation. Condensation can be greatly reduced by proper basement insulation. Spray foam is an excellent choice for basements as it is water-resistant and forms an airtight seal. Arrange a professional assessment to see all of your options.