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New Construction Insulation Contractors

When wall cavities, floor joists, crawl spaces, and attic rafters are fully exposed — during new home construction or a gut renovation — there’s no single insulation material that’s right for every part of the build. Reed’s Home Solutions installs spray foam, blown-in, and batt insulation on new construction and gut renovation projects, matching each material to the part of the house where it performs best.

Which Insulation Type Goes Where in a New Build

  • Spray foam at rim joists, crawl space walls, and other air-leakage-prone areas where an air seal matters as much as R-value.
  • Batt insulation in open, accessible wall cavities, floor joist bays, and attic rafters with standard framing, where pre-cut panels give a precise, code-compliant fit at a lower cost.
  • Blown-in insulation for attics needing full-floor coverage, or oddly-shaped spaces like sloped ceilings and irregular framing where pre-cut batts don’t fit well.

 

On most new builds and gut renovations, we use a combination of these approaches — batt or blown-in across the bulk of the open wall and attic space, with targeted spray foam at the highest-risk air-leakage points — rather than one material throughout.

Why Open-Cavity Access Matters

Fully exposed framing gives our installers direct, hands-on access to fit and seal insulation precisely, before drywall, siding, or finishes go up. We install to meet or exceed current energy code R-value requirements for your region, across exterior walls, floors over unconditioned space, attics, and crawl spaces — and we can verify coverage on-site before you close up the walls, which isn’t possible once a home is finished.

Benefits of Getting Insulation Right During Construction

  • Every material is matched to the application instead of a single one-size-fits-all approach.
  • Precise, code-compliant R-values verified before drywall goes up.
  • Lower long-term energy costs than retrofitting insulation after the fact.
  • One contractor coordinating insulation across the whole build, rather than juggling separate installers per material.
Reed’s Home Solutions installs new construction and gut renovation insulation throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Ready to Get Started?

Get a free insulation consultation for your new build or gut renovation before the walls close up — flexible financing is available for homeowners and builders alike.

Areas We Serve

Reed’s Home Solutions installs spray foam, blown-in, and batt insulation throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the application. Many new builds use a combination — spray foam in rim joists and hard-to-air-seal areas, batt insulation in open wall cavities, and blown-in insulation in attics. We’ll recommend the right mix for your plans.
Cost depends on the size of the build, the insulation types specified, and the number of areas involved. We provide a detailed estimate based on your plans or a walkthrough.
Yes. We regularly coordinate with builders and general contractors to schedule insulation at the right point in the build process, and we’re happy to work from architectural plans.
Insulation typically goes in after rough electrical, plumbing, and HVAC are installed but before drywall goes up. We can review your project timeline and schedule accordingly.

Yes. We offer flexible financing options for homeowners and can also work with builders on project-based arrangements. Ask about financing when you request your estimate.

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