Grandview’s housing stock is largely composed of homes built between the 1950s and 1980s — a period when insulation standards were a fraction of today’s requirements. The result is a community full of homes quietly hemorrhaging energy through their attics, walls, and crawl spaces.

• Attics: Grandview’s mid-century homes often contain just 3–4 inches of original fiberglass batt — R-11 to R-13 at best, compared to the DOE-recommended R-49 to R-60. Our blow-in fiberglass insulation and cellulose insulation services can close that gap in a single day with minimal disruption.
• Walls: Many 1960s–70s Grandview homes have empty or deteriorated wall cavities. Our Drill and Fill insulation service injects insulation through small exterior holes, restoring thermal performance without any drywall work. For open cavities during renovation, our Wall Spray Cellulose Application or BIBS® (Blow-In-Blanket System) system delivers even higher R-values and better air tightness.
• Crawl spaces: Ranch-style homes — common throughout Grandview — are particularly vulnerable to cold floors and moisture intrusion through uninsulated crawl spaces. Our crawl space insulation service seals and insulates the entire crawl space, and pairs naturally with air sealing services for a complete thermal envelope.
• Basements: Uninsulated rim joists are one of the single biggest air leakage points in older KC-area homes. We typically seal these with closed cell foam insulation as part of a comprehensive basement insulation
• Insulation removal: If your Grandview home has old, damaged, or pest-contaminated insulation, our insulation removal & replacement service safely extracts the old material, lets us inspect and air-seal the underlying structure, then installs fresh high-performance insulation.