Wall & Garage Insulation
Wall & Garage Insulation Contractor
Walls and garages are two of the most commonly under-insulated areas of a home, and both are often overlooked until a room nearby never seems to hold a comfortable temperature. Reed’s Home Solutions insulates existing walls and garages without major renovation — no drywall removal required.
Types of Insulation
Blown-In Wall Insulation for Existing Homes
Many homes built before the 1980s have little to no insulation inside their exterior walls, and tearing out drywall to fix it isn’t realistic for most homeowners. Blown-in wall insulation solves that problem: our installers drill small access holes, dense-pack cellulose or fiberglass insulation directly into the wall cavity, then patch and seal the holes — all without opening up your walls. We use a technique called dense-packing, which blows insulation into the wall cavity under enough pressure to fill the entire space completely, including around wiring, pipes, and blocking, preventing the settling that can leave gaps at the top of a wall cavity over time.
Signs your existing walls need insulation include exterior walls that feel noticeably cold to the touch in winter, rooms near exterior walls that are harder to heat or cool than the rest of the house, a home built before modern insulation codes that’s never been retrofitted, and higher-than-expected energy bills relative to your home’s size.
Garage Insulation
Garages are one of the most commonly overlooked areas of the home when it comes to insulation — and if your garage sits underneath or attached to living space, that gap can cost you more comfort and energy efficiency than you’d expect. Spray foam garage insulation seals the walls, ceiling, and any shared wall with the house, cutting down on drafts, noise, and temperature swings that spread into the rooms above or beside the garage. If you have a bonus room, bedroom, or living space directly above your garage, that floor is often one of the least insulated surfaces in the entire house — spray foam applied to the garage ceiling seals that gap completely.
For garage ceilings, sloped ceilings, and other hard-to-reach spots that don’t need full air sealing, blown-in insulation is a faster, more budget-friendly option that fills irregular cavities more completely than pre-cut batts. We’ll help you decide which approach — spray foam, blown-in, or both — fits your garage and your budget during a free inspection.Benefits of Wall & Garage Insulation
- No drywall removal or major renovation required for wall insulation.
- Stops temperature extremes in rooms located above or beside the garage.
- Reduces noise transfer and helps block exhaust fumes from migrating into the home through a shared garage wall.
- A cost-effective retrofit for older homes and under-insulated garages compared to a full renovation.
Ready to Get Started?
Stop losing energy through uninsulated walls or an under-insulated garage — get a free estimate and an honest material recommendation today, with flexible financing options available.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does wall or garage insulation cost?
Cost depends on the material, your home’s square footage, and whether you’re insulating walls, a garage ceiling, or both. We provide a detailed, itemized estimate after a free in-home inspection.
Can you insulate my walls without removing the drywall?
Yes. Blown-in wall insulation is installed through small access holes drilled from either the interior or exterior, which are patched afterward. There’s no need to tear out drywall or siding.
Should I insulate my garage walls, ceiling, or both?
It depends on how you use the space. If the garage is attached to the house or sits below a bonus room, ceiling insulation often matters most for comfort. If you’re converting the garage into a workshop or living space, insulating both walls and ceiling gives the best year-round performance.
How do I know if my walls need insulation?
How long does wall or garage insulation take to install?
Do you offer financing for wall or garage insulation?
Yes. We offer flexible financing options so you can move forward with your project without paying the full cost upfront. Ask about financing during your free estimate.
Areas We Serve
Reed’s Home Solutions installs wall and garage insulation for homeowners throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.