Having serviced over 3,000 homes since 2004, we understand the problems we all face in the Central Valley; high PG&E bills, an air conditioner that wo

Having serviced over 3,000 homes since 2004, we understand the problems we all face in the Central Valley; high PG&E bills, an air conditioner that won’t shut off, and the need for upgraded insulation in your home. Most homes we inspect have 4 to 6 inches of old, ground up newspaper called cellulose insulation, which holds little to no resistance value. The air conditioning escapes through the under insulated attic, the thermostat turns the A/C unit back on, and the power bill ends up being hig...

Having serviced over 3,000 homes since 2004, we understand the problems we all face in the Central Valley; high PG&E bills, an air conditioner that won’t shut off, and the need for upgraded insulation in your home. Most homes we inspect have 4 to 6 inches of old, ground up newspaper called cellulose insulation, which holds little to no resistance value. The air conditioning escapes through the under insulated attic, the thermostat turns the A/C unit back on, and the power bill ends up being higher than it should be. We provide Free Inspections where we visit your home, open the attic access usually found in your closet, hallway or garage, and we take a picture of your current insulation. Often, the insulation is below the minimum requirement of R-38 or 14 ½ inches. We also provide same day inspection and upgrade, taking 90 minutes or less. We use the highest grade material: white, blown in fiberglass certified by Certainteed. This material is approved for government and school buildings with a lifetime guarantee of non-settling, high grade coverage for your home. We use the best because our customers deserve it and need a lower PG&E bill. Average savings of $600 a year, instantly feel a difference in the temperature of your home, and it’s the most cost effective and efficient way to lower your PG&E bill. Let us help you and provide a free inspection, so you’ll at least know where your home stands.