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Chandler, AZ · ROC #345515

Batt and blown-in insulation in Chandler, for finished attics and open framing

Two products, two kinds of job. Blown-in loose-fill tops up attics in finished homes. Batts go into open walls and ceilings while a home is built or remodeled. We do both across Chandler with CertainTeed, Owens Corning and Johns Manville batts, installed by our own crews.

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Send your square footage, or your plans if you're building. We'll quote blown-in, batts or both.

Free quotes for homeowners
Builder bids within 48 hours of plans
Fiberglass and mineral wool batts
Blown-in loose-fill attic top-ups
Our own crews from start to finish

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Two jobs

Top-ups for finished homes, batts for new framing

Chandler's housing shapes which product fits. Most homes were built in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, and their finished attics take a blown-in top-up over what's already there. New homes, additions and remodels with open framing take batts in the walls and ceilings. We handle both, from one house to a whole community.

Blown-in insulation being added to an attic

Blown-in top-ups

Loose-fill goes on top of what's in the attic now. Blown fiberglass gives about R-2.2 to R-2.7 per inch, so the depth depends on the R-value you need.

Measured against ENERGY STAR

For climate zone 2, ENERGY STAR suggests R49 for an empty attic, or R38 added on top of 3 to 4 inches. We measure before we quote.

Batts in new framing

Fiberglass batts run about R-2.9 to R-3.8 per inch. We set CertainTeed and Owens Corning batts in walls and ceilings before the drywall goes up.

Mineral wool on request

We also install Johns Manville mineral wool batts when your plans or your preferences call for them.

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What we install

Batt and blown-in products

These are the materials our crews use on every batt and blown-in job, homes and new builds alike. If a space needs an air seal too, look at spray foam, or start with our attic insulation overview.

Blown-in loose-fill for attic floors
CertainTeed fiberglass batts
Owens Corning fiberglass batts
Johns Manville mineral wool batts
Attic top-ups to ENERGY STAR levels
Wall batts for new framing
Ceiling batts for new builds
Batts for additions and remodels

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Good to know

How Chandler's homes shape the job

Three decades of attics

Homes from the 1990s make up 27.2% of Chandler's housing, the 2000s 26.1% and the 1980s 19.8%. Only 9.8% were built before 1980. Those finished attics are top-up jobs, and we measure each one first.

SRP's attic rebate

If SRP serves your address, you may qualify for its attic insulation rebate: up to 75% of the cost, with a $600 cap (srpnet.com, verified October 2026). Chandler homes on APS can't use it.

Building in Chandler

Jobs run from a single home up to a 500-unit community, with a named project manager for each community. After closing, warranty calls come to us: one call, and we handle it.

Mostly detached, mostly owned

Of Chandler's homes, 67.5% are single-family detached and 65.0% are owner-occupied. For most owners, a top-up is a one-house job we can quote after a free visit.

Why Vezina

Why builders and homeowners use our crews

Vezina employees only

Every installer is on our payroll. We don't use subcontractors on attic top-ups or wall batts.

Bids in 48 hours

Builders send plans and get a detailed bid back within 48 hours.

Windows and insulation together

Windows, doors and insulation can share one contract, so one crew and one point of contact handle the job. See windows and doors.

Licensed and insured

Our license is AZ ROC #345515. We're bonded and insured, liability and workers' comp included.

Across the whole city

We insulate across Chandler, including Sun Groves, Fulton Ranch and Downtown Chandler. Our Phoenix office is about 42 minutes from Chandler City Hall without traffic.

Warranty calls after closing

For builders, post-close warranty service is one call. We take it from there.

FAQs: Chandler Batt & Blown-In

Batt and blown-in questions

Should my attic get blown-in or batts?

In a finished attic, blown-in loose-fill is usually the better fit. It spreads over the old layer and around the framing. Batts make more sense in open framing, like new walls and ceilings, where they fit between studs and joists before drywall.

How deep will the blown-in be?

That depends on how much R-value you need to add. Blown fiberglass gives about R-2.2 to R-2.7 per inch. ENERGY STAR suggests adding R38 to an attic with 3 to 4 inches, or R49 for an empty one. We measure first and size the top-up to match.

My home was built in the 1990s. Is it due for a top-up?

Maybe. Homes from that decade are the biggest share of Chandler's housing, so you have plenty of company. Whether yours needs more depends on what's up there now, not its age. We measure the depth and compare it with ENERGY STAR's advice before we quote.

Does SRP's rebate apply to a blown-in top-up?

It may, if SRP serves your address and the project meets SRP's terms. The rebate is for SRP residential customers and covers attic insulation, so read the details at srpnet.com before you count on it. APS customers can't use it.

Can you insulate an addition or remodel?

Yes. Batts go into the new walls and ceilings before drywall. Chandler's permit manual requires a permit for remodeling work that isn't listed as exempt, so we check with the city's plan review staff before we start.

Mineral wool or fiberglass batts?

We install both: CertainTeed and Owens Corning fiberglass, and Johns Manville mineral wool. Fiberglass batts run about R-2.9 to R-3.8 per inch. Tell us what matters most on your project and we'll compare the two for your plans.