Basement Insulation
Foundation wall, rim joist, and ADU-ready insulation for the unfinished basements most Lehi homes are sold with. Built to Utah's code-required R-value before your finishing crew ever shows up.
Basement insulationCold upstairs in January. Unbearable upstairs in July. Usually it's the same problem, and it's in your attic.
We're a local home insulation contractor working across Lehi, from the older builds off Center Street to the new construction up on Traverse Mountain. Attic insulation, spray foam, contaminated insulation removal, crawl spaces, and air sealing. Free inspection, an honest R-value assessment, and a flat written price before anyone touches your house.
Takes about 30–45 minutes. No cost, no pressure.
Utah County sits in IECC Climate Zone 5B: design lows around 11°F, summers in the low 90s, and one of the widest daily temperature swings in the country. Current Utah energy code calls for R-49 in the attic.
Homes built before the mid-2000s were often finished at R-19 to R-30. Even newer builds settle, get compressed by storage, or lose coverage where the HVAC crew worked around the ductwork. The result is a house that fights its own furnace.
If your second floor runs five degrees off from your first, if your gas bill spikes hard from December through February, or if you get ice damming along the eaves after a storm, the attic is the first place to look. Not the furnace.
General guidance for Utah homes, not a survey of specific houses. R-49 is roughly 16–18 inches of blown fiberglass. If you can see the tops of your ceiling joists from the attic hatch, you're well under code. Nobody needs to guess, we measure it and tell you the number.
Residential retrofit, removal, and new construction, sized to Utah's current energy code and quoted flat in writing.
Foundation wall, rim joist, and ADU-ready insulation for the unfinished basements most Lehi homes are sold with. Built to Utah's code-required R-value before your finishing crew ever shows up.
Basement insulation
Blown-in fiberglass or cellulose to R-49 or better, with proper eave baffles, insulation dams, and depth markers. Our most-requested service and usually the fastest payback in the house.
Attic insulation
Open and closed-cell spray foam for Lehi homes: rim joists, vaulted ceilings, unvented attic assemblies, and metal buildings. Air barrier and insulation in one step, where it's genuinely the right tool.
Spray foam
Rodent-contaminated, water-damaged, or smoke-affected insulation vacuumed out to the truck, attic sanitized, then air sealed and re-insulated to code. Priced as one job.
Insulation removal
Sealing and insulating the coldest, leakiest part of most Utah homes. If your floors are cold no matter how high the thermostat goes, the problem is below you, not above you.
Crawl space work
Dense-pack retrofit for older Lehi homes with empty or settled wall cavities. We check which cavities are actually empty before quoting, so you only pay to fill what needs filling. No demolition required.
Wall insulation
Detached shops, pole barns, metal buildings, and finished garages. Walls, ceilings, and the room over the garage, so the space is usable in January and survivable in July.
Garage & shopEvery job starts with a walk of the attic and a depth check across the full footprint, not a glance from the hatch. You get the actual current R-value, the target, and what it takes to close the gap.
Adding insulation over an unsealed attic floor is a partial fix at best. Top plates, can lights, plumbing stacks, and the attic hatch get sealed before a single inch of new material goes in.
Lehi runs its own electric utility, so the rebate options here are different from the rest of Utah County. We tell you which program applies to your address and what it requires before you commit to anything.
Drop cloths from the door to the hatch and a vacuum on the way out. You shouldn't be able to tell we were in the house except by the temperature.
We walk the attic, measure depth in multiple locations, check ventilation and baffles, and find the air leaks doing the real damage. About 30–45 minutes.
Materials, target R-value, air sealing scope, and any rebates you qualify for, in writing, flat priced. No "starting at," no day-of surprises.
We protect the walkways, seal the penetrations, blow to depth, and install rulers so the coverage is verifiable. The schedule is in your written quote.
Before-and-after photos, confirmed depth readings, and the documentation a rebate application asks for.
Attic insulation is priced by square footage, current condition, target R-value, and access. A straightforward top-up on an accessible 1,500 sq ft attic is a very different job from a low-clearance attic with knee walls and a contaminated existing layer that has to come out first.
Rather than post a "starting at" number that never survives contact with a real house, we quote flat after we've measured. The inspection is free, the quote is in writing, and the price doesn't move once you sign it.
If the existing insulation is dry and uncontaminated, we air seal and blow over the top of it, no removal needed. Removal is only necessary for rodent contamination, water damage, or smoke. We'll tell you which situation you're in and show you the photos.
Get your flat written quoteProgram terms change. Rebate amounts and rules are set by the utilities, not by us. Confirm current terms with Enbridge Gas, Rocky Mountain Power, or Lehi City Power before you commit, and check the application deadline after project completion. Full guide and eligibility checker.
In Lehi we work everything from the historic homes near Main Street to Traverse Mountain, Holbrook Farms, Spring Creek, Jordan Willows, and the Thanksgiving Point corridor. Older neighborhoods and new construction have opposite problems, and we usually know which one you're dealing with before we get on the roof. As a local insulation company we also cover Alpine, Highland, American Fork, Saratoga Springs, and the rest of northern Utah County.
The fast version is a depth check at the hatch: if you can see the tops of the ceiling joists, you're well under code. Rooms that don't match temperature, a furnace that runs constantly in January, and ice damming at the eaves after a storm are all attic symptoms.
We walk the attic and any unfinished basement or crawl space, measure insulation depth in several spots, check ventilation and air leaks, and take photos. You get your current R-value, the target for Lehi's climate zone, and a flat written price. It takes 30 to 45 minutes and costs nothing.
Lehi is in IECC Climate Zone 5B. Current Utah residential energy code calls for R-49 in the ceiling, and the Department of Energy recommends R-60 for this zone. Walls are R-20 and floors R-30 under the prescriptive path. The incremental cost of going from R-49 to R-60 is small once a crew and a machine are already on site.
Usually not. If the existing material is dry and uncontaminated, we air seal and blow over the top of it. Removal is necessary for rodent contamination, water damage, or smoke, and in those cases removal and re-insulation are one continuous job, priced as one number.
Both perform well in a vented Utah attic. Fiberglass doesn't settle much and doesn't absorb moisture. Cellulose is denser, so it resists air movement better, relevant if you're up on the bench where the Point of the Mountain wind is a factor, but it settles 10–20%, so we blow above target depth to land at your R-value afterward. We recommend based on what's already up there.
Yes, and it's underrated. A Lehi attic can hit 140°F in July. Insulation slows that heat from radiating down into your ceilings, which is why upstairs bedrooms get most of the benefit.
For most Lehi homes the answer is ThermWise, run by Enbridge Gas for natural gas customers. It covers attic, wall, and floor insulation and air sealing, with contractor-installed work required to come from a ThermWise authorized contractor. Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart program does not apply to homes on Lehi City Power, which is most of the city. Amounts and rules change, so confirm current terms with the utility before you commit. Our Utah insulation rebates guide has the current numbers.
An attic top-up with air sealing is usually a same-day job. Removing contaminated insulation first adds time, and the schedule is spelled out in your written quote. You don't need to leave. The crew works out of the attic access, protects the path in, and vacuums on the way out.
No. If you have active rodents, get a pest control company to seal the entry points first, otherwise they'll be back in your new insulation by next winter. We're happy to point you to companies in the area that do it properly, then handle the removal, sanitizing, and re-insulation once the house is sealed.
The inspection is free and takes under an hour. Worst case, you learn your insulation is fine and you stop wondering about it every time the furnace kicks on.
Call (801) 348-3113Mon–Fri 7am–6pm. We'll call you back to schedule.