Port Washington, WI Insulation Contractors 
BLOWN-IN, SPRAY & INJECTION FOAM

First, we offer our USA Premium Injection Wall Foam for residential and commercial buildings in Port Washington. Our expert technicians inject the expanding foam into the cavity between your home's interior and exterior walls to keep your home comfortable all year. Our technicians install the foam without having to remove walls. As the insulation expands, it wraps around wires and plumbing to provide a high R-value that reduces your energy expenses and quiets your home from outside noises.

Our blown-in attic insulation adds more energy efficiency to homes in Port Washington. Poorly insulated attics can make homes feel drafty when the wind whips off of Lake Michigan. With proper attic insulation, your energy bills decrease and your home maintains a favorable temperature and humidity level throughout the changing temperatures. Like our premium injection wall foam, our technicians do not remove walls, floors, or paneling to install the blown-in attic insulation. Our proprietary formula makes your HVAC system run efficiently, especially when installed with any of our other products.

Our USA Insulation attic air sealing closes the small gaps that let the cool air out in the summer and the warm air out in the winter. Throughout your Port Washington home's life, small gaps open when contractors make roof repairs or add plumbing or wiring. These little gaps let out a substantial amount of treated air. When you hire USA Insulation to seal the holes in your attic, our technicians inspect the space to find the smallest gaps and openings. Once they've sealed your attic, you'll notice your energy bills drop as treated air no longer escapes from your attic and roof.

USA Insulation also offers a vapor retardant and weather barrier in the form of an expanding spray foam. Residential and commercial customers in Port Washington, WI appreciate the versatility of our spray foam that insulates basements, crawl spaces, and garages. Our expanding foam creates a strong barrier that stops excessive heat and humidity from building up in the summer, and it keeps the wind and chill from creating uncomfortable conditions in the winter.