Cover the gaps.
Blown-in fiberglass spreads across the attic floor, including spots where existing coverage is thin or uneven.
HOME INSULATION · SUNSTORM HOME
Hot rooms?
You have options.
Explore blown-in fiberglass, spray foam and radiant barrier. Tell us about your home and we’ll help you choose the right approach.
Get an insulation quote
Not sure where to start? Help me choose →
Blown-in fiberglassAttic floor coverage
Spray foamInsulation + air sealing
Radiant barrierRadiant heat controlIllustrative images · not Sunstorm installations
WHEN THE AC ISN’T ENOUGH
Check the insulation
above those hot rooms.
Thin or patchy insulation lets more heat move between your attic and living space. Checking the coverage helps you decide whether adding insulation makes sense.
Keep what’s still in good shape.
Adding insulation doesn’t always mean tearing out what’s there. The attic’s condition determines what can stay and what needs attention.
Know what you’re paying for.
Your quote should show the attic area, insulation, preparation and installation work included.
INSULATION OPTIONS
What does your
home need?
Blown-in fiberglass
Loose-fill insulation across the attic floor. A way to add coverage above your living space when existing insulation is thin or uneven.
Ask about fiberglass →Spray foam
Insulation that expands into place and can seal air gaps. The foam and where it goes depend on the home’s construction.
Ask about spray foam →Radiant barrier
A reflective layer that reduces radiant heat from the roof. It works alongside attic insulation and ventilation.
Ask about radiant barrier →Tell us which option you’re interested in, or choose “Help me choose.” We’ll start with your home.
LET’S START WITH YOUR HOME
What’s above
your ceiling?
Share a few home details so the team can follow up with pricing and the right scope.
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GETTING STARTED
From your first question
to a written quote.
You don’t need attic measurements to start. Share what you know, and the team can follow up on the details.
Tell us about your home.
Start with your location, home type and what you’ve noticed. “Not sure” is fine for the attic questions.
Talk it through.
Review the options with the team and arrange an attic assessment when needed.
Get the scope and price.
The written quote should explain the insulation, preparation and installation work.
Decide, then schedule.
Ask questions, approve the work and confirm a date with the team.
YOUR LOCAL SUNSTORM TEAM
Tell us what’s
happening at home.
One room stays warm. The upstairs feels different from the downstairs. You’ve noticed bare spots in the attic. Start with our Orlando team and tell us what you know.
Before you book work, your quote should identify who’s installing, what’s included and whom to call afterward.
Get startedBEFORE YOU START
A few things you might be wondering.
Can insulation help a hot room?
Attic heat can contribute to a room that stays warm. Checking the insulation above it helps show whether thin coverage is part of the problem. The team can also look at whether ducts or air leaks need attention.
Does the old insulation need to come out?
Often it can stay. The assessment checks what’s there and its condition. Damp insulation, damage or other concerns may need to be addressed before adding more.
How do I get a price?
Fill out the short form with your home details and the option you’re interested in. The team can follow up, confirm the attic area and access, and put together a quote for the work.
How do I know which option to choose?
Choose “Help me choose” in the form. Fiberglass adds insulation across the attic floor, spray foam can insulate and seal air gaps, and radiant barrier reduces radiant heat from the roof. Your home’s construction and existing insulation help determine the fit.