Residential New Construction Insulation in Green Bay, Madison & Surrounding Areas

Are you looking for a skilled team to insulate a new home or a community of homes? The team at Alpine Insulation has worked with many builders and contractors to add energy efficiency, comfort and value to new homes.

Contact us today for a quote or keep reading to learn more about our residential new construction insulation services.

Insulation Installation for New Home Construction in the Sheboygan Area

We install a variety of different materials for residential new construction and remodeling insulation projects:

Batt fiberglass: Batt fiberglass, which has been used to insulate new homes for decades, is one of the most commonly installed insulation types and works well in multiple areas of a home.

Blown-in fiberglass: Blown-in fiberglass is another form of fiberglass insulation. This material helps fill in small cracks and gaps in attics and walls.

Spray foam: Providing total coverage, spray foam insulation effectively stops the transfer of heat and helps reduce air leaks.

Cellulose: One of the most environmentally friendly materials, cellulose insulation consists of up to 85% recycled material. It can be installed in any area of a home.

Alpine Insulation has worked with many local builders and contractors to make sure new homes being built are as energy-efficient and comfortable as possible with the right insulation. Our team can help you finish your project on time and on budget.

Call (866) 261-1090 or contact us online. We’re looking forward to working with you on your new build insulation project!

New Build Insulation for Homes in South & Central Wisconsin

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From start to finish, when we install insulation, our trained staff will get the job done right and help you meet your project’s budget and goals. Whether you need to insulate a new home or a community of homes, look to the experienced Alpine Insulation team.

Contact us today to learn more about our services or if you need insulation installers for your new residential construction project.

FAQs About Insulation for New Homes

Some of the frequently asked questions we receive about new-home construction in Green Bay, Madison & surrounding areas include:

Can insulation be added after construction is completed?

Yes, but adding the necessary insulation during construction is more cost-effective. State/local codes require minimum insulation, so most new-home builders add more insulation to Brown/Dane County residential construction. Adding insulation later is called “retrofitting” and often costs more than the original installation.

Can one type of insulation be used throughout a home?

Yes, but … Alpine Insulation offers many great choices for residential insulation in Wisconsin, so why would you? Some areas are straightforward, but others require additional moisture resistance or insulation that fits into small, tight areas and around pipes/corners.

Cellulose can be sprayed or blown into hard-to-reach spaces.
Fiberglass uses recycled materials for excellent thermal performance.
Rigid foam has three types of insulation applications.
Rockwool™ is tried-and-true stone wool insulation.
Spray foam is not only for new-home construction; it’s often used for retrofits.

If we have limited time, what’s the most important area to insulate?

For the Upper Midwest, the attic is the biggest source of energy loss. How to tell? When you see homes after a snowfall – and their roofs are clean – that’s the best indicator that heat is rising through the attic and they don’t have enough insulation.

Prioritize these areas:

Attic
Basement
Ceilings (especially cathedral ceilings)
Crawl space
Ducts
Floors
Foundation
Walls
All walls but especially exterior

Is insulation only about keeping a home warm in winter?

Not at all. Thermodynamically, insulation keeps heat inside your home in winter and blocks heat from entering your home during hot weather. You want to minimize energy loss year-round. Good insulation keeps cool, comfortable air where it should be: inside your home.

Our HVAC systems need all the help they can get. The proper amount of insulation will maximize your heating and cooling system’s efficiency, which you need because your HVAC unit is likely the most expensive appliance in your home.

Alpine Insulation is partnered with Installed Building Products, the second-largest insulation installer in the U.S. This means while other companies are waiting on supplies and materials, we have the power of buying in bulk.