Reinsulate Your Home With USA Insulation of Spokane-CDA
USA Insulation of Spokane-CDA helps Post Falls homeowners find out where their house is losing heat and fix it. Post Falls has grown to more than five times its 1990 population, so the city holds older homes near downtown and the Spokane River alongside a large share of newer ones. Each kind tends to come up short in a different place, and the inspection is free.
Post Falls' Trusted Professional Insulation Services
Whole Home Insulation in Post Falls, ID
We check the walls, the attic, and the air leaks between them, then hand you one plan in priority order.
Blown-In Attic Insulation in Post Falls, ID
Builder-grade attic insulation thins out as it settles over the years. We blow in fresh material to an even depth across the whole attic floor.
Spray Foam Insulation in Post Falls, ID
Spray foam fills and seals open areas such as rim joists, where gaps and odd shapes make other materials hard to fit.
Premium Injection Wall Foam Insulation in Post Falls, ID
For a closed wall with little or nothing inside, injection foam goes in from the outside through small access holes. We plug and patch the holes, and your drywall or plaster stays in place.
Air Sealing Services in Post Falls, ID
Warm air rises and slips out through gaps around attic hatches, recessed lights, plumbing stacks and top plates. We seal those openings first so new insulation can do its job.
Why Choose USA Insulation of Spokane-CDA?
You probably know which room is the problem. We find the reason and show it to you before you decide anything.
A Contractor You Can Trust
Our crews work out of North Spokane and cover Kootenai County. We measure what is in your walls and attic, take photos, and walk you through them in plain language.
Quality Materials
USA Premium Foam is made for walls that are already closed up. It flows around wiring, pipes and outlet boxes to fill the cavity, and we pair it with blown-in attic insulation and air sealing.
Comprehensive Insulation Solutions
Post Falls started as a lumber mill town on the Spokane River, and its oldest houses sit near downtown and the river. Those walls are often empty. Homes from the city's growth years more often need attic depth and air sealing, so we look at both before recommending anything.
An Investment That Pays You Back
Kootenai County is in Climate Zone 5, and the heating season here is long. At the Spokane airport, the nearest National Weather Service station with published normals, a typical year brings 45.4 inches of snow and 6,463 heating degree days.
Transparent Pricing
After the inspection you get a written recommendation and a written price for your house. Financing is available through independent lending partners, subject to lender approval, and is separate from any Avista Utilities program.
Improve your home
A better insulated house holds a steadier temperature from room to room and floor to floor. Your heating system has less work to do, and the cold bedroom stops being the one nobody wants.
Return on Investment
ENERGY STAR estimates homeowners save an average of 15% on heating and cooling costs by air sealing and adding insulation, though results vary by house. USA Insulation of Spokane-CDA is an approved installer in Avista Utilities' Home Insulation Program. In Idaho, homes heated with Avista electricity may qualify if they meet the program's rules, and rules can change.
The USA Insulation Process
We've Got You!
From the first visit to the final cleanup, you know what is happening and why.
Free Home Energy Assessment
Tell us which rooms bother you and when. We measure the insulation in your walls and attic, take photos, look for common air leaks, and give you a written price.
Professional Installation
On a sided house, we remove a strip of siding, fill each wall cavity through small access holes, plug them and put the siding back. On brick, the holes go in the mortar joints and are patched. We clean up before we leave.
We Love Serving You Post Falls, ID!
We work all over Post Falls, from the older streets near downtown and Treaty Rock Park to the newer neighborhoods spreading out along Interstate 90. We also serve nearby Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, Rathdrum, Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake.
We have the local expertise.
For Climate Zone 5 attics, ENERGY STAR recommends R-60 when there is no insulation and R-49 when you are adding to 3 to 4 inches already in place. We measure your attic against that target and check whether your walls have anything in them.
Frequently Asked Questions
My Post Falls home is less than 20 years old. Could it still be under-insulated?
Yes. Newer walls were usually insulated when the house was built, but attic insulation settles and air leaks around lights and hatches add up. We measure what you have and tell you if it falls short.
How can you tell what is inside my walls without opening them up?
That is part of the free inspection. We measure the insulation in your exterior walls and attic and take photos, and you see the same pictures we do before you decide anything.
Does my Post Falls home qualify for Avista's Home Insulation Program?
It may. In Idaho, homes heated with Avista Utilities electricity may qualify, but homes heated with natural gas and homes served by another electric provider such as Kootenai Electric Cooperative do not. Not every home qualifies, and we check during the inspection.
How much attic insulation should a Post Falls home have?
ENERGY STAR recommends R-60 for an empty attic in this climate and R-49 when adding to a few inches already there. We measure yours and tell you how far off it is.
Ready to Improve Your Home?
If the upstairs runs hot in summer or a bedroom never warms up in January, we can show you why. Schedule your free in-home insulation inspection with USA Insulation of Spokane-CDA and get a written price for your Post Falls home.
