Advanced Insulation and Environmental

With the current cold snap, we are undertaking bidding this week. If anyone has concerns about their insulation, please do not hesitate to reach out.

We are actively seeking to fill our schedule for the new year. Kory is scheduled to attend a conference on Monday, joining representatives from Centerpoint and Xcel Energy to discuss rebate programs available in Minnesota for 2025. To arrange a complimentary consultation, please email [email protected] or call 612-517-0900 and we will work together to find a suitable time for you.

With winter's arrival in the north country, we are offering free attic inspections throughout the Minneapolis/St Paul metropolitan areas. To arrange for an assessment, please contact our office at 612-517-0900.

We still have two open days for jobs in July! Beat the fall rush and have us look at you insulation needs soon!

With an unusually warm summer did you know that insulation helps the AC system perform better too?

Call us at 612-517-0900 for an appointment for a free evaluation of your home, workshop or garage!

If you’re interested in getting your home or garage insulated we still have some openings in April before the prices go up in May. We’ve been informed of a material price hike hitting the first week in May.

We have availability near term if you are looking at getting your home or garage insulation and air sealing done.

Happy Thanksgiving to each of you.

As we go into Veterans Day. Thank you to those who served!

With this extended cold spell coming ensure that if you have a manually controlled whole home humidifier to turn it off until the polar vortex has passed. If you have any air leaks into your attic it will take that damp air and build ice inside of your attic. When it melts you will have damage from the water.

This latest stay at home order hurt. We have immediate openings for insulation and air sealing! If you’d like a quote call 612-517-0900 or email [email protected].

Is Energy-Efficient Insulation Worth the Investment? You may not be able to see energy-efficient insulation, but you certainly can feel it.