Attic Insulation Company in Weston, FL
Weston was built out in the late 1980s through the 2000s, and many of its attics are still running on the insulation the builder put in. We bring them up to R-38 in a single visit.
Newer Homes, Tired Attics
From Bonaventure and Weston Hills to Savanna, Windmill Ranch and the Isles, most Weston homes are larger two-story houses built to the energy codes of their day. That insulation has had 20 to 35 years to settle, and it was often installed at lower levels than South Florida needs today. The result shows up upstairs: bedrooms that never quite cool down and an AC that runs long into the evening.
- Free thermal attic inspection with photos — see exactly where heat gets in and what's above your ceiling
- Blown-in insulation brought up to R-38 — most homes done in a single morning
- Removal and replacement for rodent-contaminated or water-damaged material
- Air sealing available as an add-on — recommended for bare attics and after removal
Attic Insulation Services in Weston
Weston homes are newer than most of Broward, so the problem is rarely missing insulation. It's insulation that was installed to an older code and has settled for 20 to 35 years, mostly showing up as hot upstairs bedrooms.
Top-up for settled builder insulation
Bonaventure, Weston Hills and Savanna homes usually have a clean, dry layer that's simply too thin now. Adding blown-in over it to R-38 is the typical Weston job.
Fixing hot upstairs bedrooms
In a two-story home, the attic sits directly over the bedrooms. Bringing that attic to full depth is the most direct fix for a second floor that never cools down.
Insulation removal where needed
Less common in Weston, but rodent activity or a roof leak can still ruin a section. We replace only what's damaged.
Air sealing around recessed lights
Newer homes often have many recessed lights in the upstairs ceilings. Sealing them is an add-on that cuts a lot of hidden air leakage.
The Best Attic Insulation for Weston Homes
Weston attics are usually in good condition, so the best insulation is the one that adds R-value over the existing layer without disturbing it. Blown-in fiberglass does exactly that, and it settles far less than the builder-grade material underneath.
Many Weston homes have dozens of recessed lights in the upstairs ceilings. Each one is a small chimney into the attic. If your home has a lot of them, air sealing before the top-up makes the new insulation work noticeably better.
- Our pick for most Weston homes: a blown-in fiberglass top-up to R-38 over the existing layer.
- Lots of recessed lights upstairs: add air sealing. It's where newer homes leak most.
- Upstairs 2–3 degrees warmer than downstairs: the attic over the second floor is almost always the cause.
Comparing fiberglass, cellulose, batts and spray foam in more detail? See the South Florida insulation guide.
What Your Weston Inspection Looks Like
A Weston inspection focuses on the second floor, because that's where the attic heat lands.
Example thermal scan: the warm strip is where heat is getting through the ceiling.
- Thermal scan of the upstairs ceilings — we compare bedroom ceilings to downstairs and show you exactly where the heat comes through.
- Depth across the whole attic — builder insulation is often uneven, thick in the middle and thin at the edges, so we measure in several spots.
- Recessed lights and air leaks — we count and photograph the light boxes and gaps, then give you one written price with and without sealing.
A recent Weston job: a deep, even blanket of white blown-in fiberglass between the joists, right up to the attic deck. See more of our projects.
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Weston Areas We Serve
Bonaventure, Weston Hills, Savanna, Windmill Ranch, the Isles at Weston, the Ridges, and the communities along Indian Trace and Bonaventure Boulevard. Weston is one of the closest cities to our home base in Sunrise, usually 15 to 20 minutes away.
Most Weston communities have HOAs, and attic insulation is interior work with nothing visible from the street. We schedule around community rules on contractor hours.
Also serving all of Broward County, including Coral Springs, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood.