Pacific Insulation

With dense pack wall insulation, your home stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Plus, you'll love the noise-dampening qualities, especially if you live by loud neighbors or a busy road. The fastest, most cost-effective way to save money on your electric bill and keep your home at a comfortable temperature. Instead of outdated, itchy fiberglass, we use cellulose made from recycled paper-it's safer, greener, and resistant to mold, rodents, and fire. How would you like Avista or Inland Power to pay YOU? Take advantage of rebates to cover up to 40-70% of your insulation upgrade.

The Nonbusiness Energy Property Credit is aimed at homeowners installing energy efficient improvements such as insulation, new windows and furnaces. The credit is more limited than in the past years, but can still provide substantial tax savings. The credit can also be claimed for the cost of residential energy property, including labor costs for installation. Residential energy property includes certain high-efficiency heating and air conditioning systems, water heaters and stoves that burn biomass fuel.

We are a local Spokane WA company working primarily with blown cellulose and fiberglass batt insulation focusing on attics and crawl spaces in homes and homes that haven't been built with energy efficiency or sound barrier as a main concern. We specialize in retrofit & new construction insulation and primarily use cellulose which is made from recycled newspaper and has fire, rodent and mold retardant qualities. It's also greener and safer than other insulating material. We have had no claims against us and we pride ourselves in NEVER leaving a mess.

We use blown-in cellulose for most of our insulation jobs. Blown-in cellulose is safer to you as well as the environment, and more effective and energy-efficient than nearly any other product on the market and the fantastic part is that the Cellulose Pacific Insulation uses is made from recycled materials right here in Spokane WA at Thermoguard Insulation right off I-90 at the Sprague exit. The fibers of cellulose insulation are much finer than fiberglass. When cellulose is blown or dense-packed into your walls and ceilings, it takes on almost liquid-like properties that let it flow into cavities and around obstructions to completely fill walls and seal every crack and seam.

It's almost a matter of common knowledge that the proper insulation will help keep your home warmer in the winter months, but what you may not know is that proper attic insulation can also help to keep your home cooler during the heat waves of the summer. Insulation essentially creates a barricade effect that won't allow the drastic differences in air temperature outside of your home invade the inside - so the warmth given off by your heating system and the cool air distributed by your air conditioner can do their jobs as efficiently and effectively as possible, regardless of the air temperature outside of your home.