Attic insulation topped up or replaced by the crew that already knows your ducts: a full 14 inches, the ceiling sealed underneath, photos before and after.
Choose a service below to learn more, or call our team if you’re not sure where to start.
Blown-in Owens Corning PINK fiberglass to a full 14 inches (R-38), level, with the ceiling sealed underneath.
Wet, rodent-damaged or compressed insulation out, deck cleaned and sealed, new blown-in the same day.
Leaking attic ducts and return boxes sealed while the attic floor is clear.
Problems inside your system are not always easy to see. These common signs may indicate that it should be professionally inspected.
Rooms under the attic stay hot into the evening while the AC runs: the heat is coming through the ceiling.
Insulation below the top of the joists is at half the depth it should be. A Hill Country attic needs 14 inches.
A summer bill that rises every year with the same thermostat setting usually means settled or missing insulation.
A roof leak or an AC drain pan overflow soaks the insulation; it never dries and has to come out.
Rodent-contaminated insulation is a health issue, not just a comfort one. Removal and replacement is the fix.
A smell that gets stronger on hot days often comes from old, damp insulation, not the ducts.
You don’t need to diagnose the problem yourself. Tell us what you’re noticing, and our team will inspect the relevant areas and help identify the right next step.
Call our team and describe the dust, odors, airflow problems, moisture concerns, or other changes you’ve noticed in your home.
We’ll evaluate the areas related to your concerns and look for issues that may be affecting your system, airflow, or indoor air quality.
We’ll explain what we find and discuss which service, if any, may be appropriate for your home.
8 steps, each one photographed, from attic airflow & ventilation to final recommendation: keep, add, correct or replace. See exactly what we check, what can go wrong and what we photograph before you book.
Taken by the crew on site. Nothing staged, nothing from stock. 8 photos.
Explore real examples of insulation work completed for homeowners across Central Texas.
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BeforeAfterSee what Air Duct Busters customers have shared about the work completed, their experience with our team, and the service they received.
They came to do the full inspection of our HVAC system and performed a thorough inspection with photos and a very detailed list of quoted recommendations. Gary and team were punctual the 3 times they came to our home and their price was very reasonable.
Read on GoogleGary and the team completely overhauled and replaced all ducts, return boxes, drains, etc. for both of our HVAC systems. Timely, professional, prepared, friendly and completed the large job in record time.
Read on GoogleAnother company installed my HVAC and did a poor job. Air Duct Busters came in to fix the other company's mistakes and improve the efficiency of my heating and cooling. They're now our go-to HVAC professionals.
Read on GoogleCame by to do an inspection after a shoddy job by a different HVAC company. They remedied all the existing issues with the HVAC unit, added insulation where we were significantly lacking, and cleaned up thoroughly after.
Read on GoogleEvery town on our route has its own attic insulation page with the price, the process and the jobs we have actually done there.
Air Duct Busters serves homeowners throughout Central Texas, including Marble Falls and surrounding communities. Visit our Service Areas page or call to confirm service availability for your address.
Yes. Every service starts with a free professional inspection. We open the system, photograph what we find and give you a written price before anything is touched.
Not always. If it is clean, dry and simply thin we can top it up. If it has been wet, contaminated, or compressed below the joists, adding on top just seals the problem in.
That is the depth that brings a Central Texas attic to the recommended R-value with blown-in material. We leave depth markers so you can check it yourself.
No — we install blown-in insulation only. If spray foam is genuinely better for your house, we will tell you.
Not always. If it is clean, dry and simply thin, topping it up works. Wet, contaminated or compressed insulation has to come out, otherwise the new layer just traps the problem.
A typical 2,000 sq ft attic takes one day: removal in the morning, air sealing and new insulation in the afternoon.
We run the removal vacuum from the truck and cover the hatch area. You will not have insulation dust in the rooms below.
Tell us what’s happening in your home. Call our team, book online, or request a callback to get started with a free professional inspection.
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