Helping customers find the ideal solution for their environment, meaning that we invest in our employees and their training, enabling them to guide you through the decision-making process with ease. Developing trust through transparency, which means that say what we do and do what we say. We believe in treating everyone with honesty and respect, and believe that this approach creates the foundation for a productive partnership.
Communicating clearly and completely means that we are up-front with everyone we work with, from customers to team members to vendors. We use everyday terms and don't hide behind confusing jargon. Being efficient and making the most of your time during both the initial evaluation and the install. Will we be there on time, every time.
Communicating clearly and completely means that we are up-front with everyone we work with, from customers to team members to vendors. We use everyday terms and don't hide behind confusing jargon. Being efficient and making the most of your time during both the initial evaluation and the install. Will we be there on time, every time.
Services
Koala Insulation is an insulation contractor providing high-quality insulation services to homeowners, contractors and property owners. We work with new construction, retrofit applications, and properties affected by natural disasters or that have suffered significant damage. We provide all types of insulation including blown-In cellulose and fiberglass, dense packing, spray foam and batt insulation.
Batt Insulation
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Perhaps one of the most recognizable forms in insulation is batt insulation, which comes in large rolls or pre-cut sections and is typically pink or yellow in color. These batts, or blankets, are installed in sheet form and laid out between the studs in walls, floors, and attics.
Though they are usually fiberglass, batts can also be made from mineral wool or organic cotton, and depending on the moisture content of the area your insulating, may or may not be faced with kraft paper, vinyl, or aluminum foil.Our trained technicians do far more than simply unroll the batts. We guarantee that they will install your insulation without gaps or compressions -- both of which can reduce the real-world performance of the material.
Though they are usually fiberglass, batts can also be made from mineral wool or organic cotton, and depending on the moisture content of the area your insulating, may or may not be faced with kraft paper, vinyl, or aluminum foil.Our trained technicians do far more than simply unroll the batts. We guarantee that they will install your insulation without gaps or compressions -- both of which can reduce the real-world performance of the material.
Blown-in Insulation
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When it comes to blown-in insulation, you have two choices: loose fill or dense pack. While they are made the same -- both consist of small pieces of insulation -- they have different properties that you will want to consider. Loose-fill insulation can be made from cellulose, fiberglass, mineral wool, and even denim -- though the most common materials today are cellulose and fiberglass.
Spray Foam Insulation
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Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) insulation is particularly useful when it comes to helping eliminate the gaps that let energy escape -- and that increase your heating and cooling bills each month. Mixed on-site, spray foam is sent through a hose into the stud cavity, where it hardens and creates a long-term, barrier that helps keep heat out in the summer -- and in, in the winter.
Attic Insulation
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As heat rises, attics can reach 140 degrees or more. Sun rays beam down to the roof and, without a properly insulated roof, the temperature will rise in the attic. Without a properly insulated attic, the heat will transfer through the ceilings into other floors of the house.
The heat, or energy, transfer that occurs added to the hot air being pushed into the house will have the following outcome: uncomfortable temperature, uneven temperature in rooms, higher workload for your HVAC system, and your energy consumption will be much higher, resulting in an expensive energy bill.The lower level of your house can be drafty and cold if insulation is not installed properly.
The heat, or energy, transfer that occurs added to the hot air being pushed into the house will have the following outcome: uncomfortable temperature, uneven temperature in rooms, higher workload for your HVAC system, and your energy consumption will be much higher, resulting in an expensive energy bill.The lower level of your house can be drafty and cold if insulation is not installed properly.
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