Batt and blown-in insulation in Scottsdale, top-ups and new walls.
This page covers two jobs. In an existing attic, we blow loose-fill over what's there to reach the depth you need. In new walls and ceilings, we fit batts between the framing. Our own crews do both across Scottsdale.
Scottsdale homes include Village Grove's 1957 to 1959 builds and houses from the 2000s. Existing attics usually get a blown-in top-up. New walls and ceilings, in an addition or a new build, get batts.
Blown-in top-ups
Loose-fill goes right over old insulation. ENERGY STAR suggests adding R38 when an attic already has 3 to 4 inches.
Batts in open framing
Fiberglass and mineral wool batts fit between studs and joists before drywall. They suit additions, remodels and new builds.
Your home's age
About 28.8% of homes here predate 1980. We check your attic instead of guessing from the year.
The median home here dates to 1991. Of all homes, 52.4% are single-family detached and 67.0% are owner-occupied. Tell us your year built when you ask for a quote.
Additions in HOA communities
McCormick Ranch, a planned community of about 3,116 acres, runs architectural review, as does Gainey Ranch. Clear an addition's design with the association first.
SRP attic rebate
Scottsdale homes are on SRP or APS by address. If SRP serves yours, a blown-in top-up may qualify for SRP's attic insulation rebate.
Targets for zone 2
Maricopa County sits in climate zone 2. There, ENERGY STAR recommends R49 for a bare attic and R13 for floors. We size batts and loose-fill to match.
Why Vezina
Why hire us for batts or blown-in
No subcontractors
Vezina employees do every blow-in and set every batt.
Measured first
We check the depth and type of your old insulation before we price a top-up.
Quick replies
Every quote request gets a reply within one business day, Monday to Friday.
The right material
We install fiberglass, mineral wool and loose-fill, so the material fits the space.
Licensed and insured
AZ ROC #345515, with liability and workers' comp coverage for our crews.
Windows on the same contract
Replacing windows too? We handle window replacement and insulation on one contract.
FAQs: Scottsdale Batt & Blown-In
Scottsdale batt and blown-in questions
How do I know if my attic needs a top-up?
Measure the depth, or let us do it at a free visit. In climate zone 2, ENERGY STAR suggests adding R38 to an attic with 3 to 4 inches, and R49 for a bare one.
Is blown-in or batts better for an existing attic?
In an open attic with old insulation, blown-in loose-fill is the usual choice, since it fills gaps and covers what's there. Batts suit open framing before drywall.
My home was built in the 1980s. Where do I start?
Start with the attic. Homes from that decade make up 20.0% of the city. We'll measure the depth, compare it with ENERGY STAR's zone 2 targets and quote a top-up if it falls short.
Does SRP offer a rebate for blown-in insulation?
SRP's attic insulation rebate is for SRP residential customers, and a top-up may qualify. Scottsdale is split between SRP and APS by address, so check your bill first.
Can you insulate an addition in McCormick Ranch?
Yes. Get the association's architectural review done first. Once the walls are framed, we fit batts in the walls and ceiling, and we can top up the old attic on the same trip.
What R-value do fiberglass batts give?
About R-2.9 to R-3.8 per inch, based on DOE guides. Blown fiberglass runs about R-2.2 to R-2.7 per inch, so it needs more depth to reach the same R-value.
Do you work with builders in Scottsdale?
Yes. Send plans and you'll get a detailed bid within 48 hours, with a named project manager for each community. Job sizes run from one home to a 500-unit community.
Do you serve my ZIP code?
Nine ZIP codes hold about 97% of Scottsdale's homes, including 85255, 85262 and 85266. Our Phoenix office is about 20.3 miles from City Hall.
Scottsdale, AZ · ROC #345515
Get a batt or blown-in quote
Tell us the home's size, its age and whether it's a top-up or new framing. We'll answer within one business day.
