While every home is different, the Department of Energy estimates that proper air sealing and insulation can save homeowners up to 15% on heating and cooling costs. In Connecticut’s climate, most of our customers see a noticeable difference in their utility bills within the first full season.

Most residential projects, such as attic top-offs or basement insulation, are completed in one day. Larger retrofits or full-home air sealing may take two days. We provide a specific timeline during your custom plan presentation so you know exactly what to expect.

No. Since we focus on Fiberglass and Cellulose (and do not use spray foam), there are no off-gassing period requirements. Our materials are safe, non-toxic, and non-combustible. You can stay comfortably in your home while we work.

Fiberglass is a reliable, moisture-resistant classic made from recycled glass. Cellulose is a denser, eco-friendly material made from recycled paper that is excellent at filling small gaps and dampening sound. We’ll recommend the best fit based on your home’s structure.

Yes! Many Connecticut homeowners qualify for federal tax credits (like the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit) or local utility rebates. We stay up-to-date on current programs and can help you identify which incentives apply to your project.