Valley summers push past 100°F and many homes here were built long before modern insulation. We insulate attics and walls, clean and seal ductwork, and clear dryer vents, all from our shop on North Fair Oaks.
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Many 1910s–1950s houses still have bare attic joists or a thin layer that settled decades ago.
Disconnected or torn runs under the floor blow your heating and cooling into the dirt.
Wildfire smoke from the foothills gets pulled into returns and settles in the duct lining.
An uninsulated attic keeps radiating heat into the rooms below long into the evening.
We start by measuring what's already there. Then we recommend the material that fits the space, whether that's batts between joists, foam at the roof deck, or rigid board on a wall.
Batts · blown-inWe pull out flattened, dusty or rodent-soiled insulation and install new material to the depth your attic needs.
Roof deck · ADUsFoam sprayed under the roof deck or between studs insulates and seals gaps in one step. A good fit for vaulted ceilings, ADUs and garage conversions.
Continuous layerRigid foam panels give walls, additions and garages a continuous insulation layer, with every seam foamed shut.
Insulation and ductwork work as a pair. Once the attic is right, we make sure the air you pay to heat and cool actually reaches your rooms.
Dust · ash · odorWe agitate and vacuum supply and return lines to remove dust, debris and the fine ash that smoke events leave behind.
Attic · crawlspaceLeaky joints and crushed flex duct are reconnected, sealed and strapped. Ductwork that's too far gone gets replaced.
Wall or roof exitLong vent runs, including the ones that exit through the roof, collect lint fast. We brush and vacuum the entire line.
Our shop sits just off the 210 in northwest Pasadena, close to the foothills and the Arroyo. Tap a neighborhood to see how long the drive usually takes.
Typical drive estimates from 886 N Fair Oaks Ave outside rush hour. We confirm your arrival window when you call.
We keep it simple: you talk to a person, we look before we quote, and we leave the house the way we found it.
Hot rooms, smells, dust or a slow dryer. A few questions help us bring the right equipment.
We go up into the attic or under the house and take photos of what we find.
Drop cloths down, work areas contained, debris bagged and hauled off.
Before-and-after photos and a walk-through of what changed.
From Altadena bungalows to San Marino estates and Glendale hillside homes, our crews work throughout the 626 and the nearby 818 and 323.
Have a question about your own house? Call (626) 793-7342 and we'll talk it through.
Usually, yes. In the San Gabriel Valley's hot summers, an uninsulated attic lets a lot of heat into the house. Adding insulation helps rooms stay cooler and shortens how long the AC runs.
If the air coming from your vents smells smoky, or see gray dust around registers, it's a good idea to have the ducts inspected. Ash and soot can settle in the ductwork and keep circulating.
When existing insulation is compressed, wet, moldy or contaminated by rodents, we remove it first. If it's in good shape, we can often add new insulation on top.
It depends on the attic. Fiberglass is common for standard vented attics. Spray foam suits vaulted ceilings, unvented attics and conversions. We'll recommend one after seeing the space.
Yes. Many older Pasadena homes have ducts in the crawlspace. We reconnect, seal and re-support those runs, and replace sections that are damaged.
Monday to Saturday from 7 AM until 7 PM. Sundays the shop is closed.
Give our Pasadena shop a call. Tell us about the attic, the ducts or the dryer, and we'll find a time that works for you.
(626) 793-7342 Call the Pasadena shop| Monday | 7 AM – 7 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM – 7 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM – 7 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM – 7 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM – 7 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM – 7 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |