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Insulation Company in San Juan, TX

Blown in attic insulation, removal and insulation for additions and garage conversions in San Juan. Start with a free inspection and a written estimate.

Technician blowing loose-fill insulation into an attic in the Rio Grande Valley

Insulation for San Juan’s family homes, old and new

San Juan was founded in 1909 and sits between Pharr and Alamo, about five miles east of McAllen. Most people know it for the Basilica of Our Lady of San Juan del Valle, one of the largest churches in South Texas. Away from the shrine, San Juan is mostly a city of family homes, and it has grown to about 35,000 people as of 2020.

The older streets in central San Juan have smaller one story houses, many with thin attic insulation and additions that were never insulated well. The newer subdivisions on the edges of town were built to the code minimum of their day. In a Valley summer, both show up as rooms that never cool down. We check the attic, look for gaps and old damaged material, and give you a written estimate. Our crew is bilingual. Hablamos español.

  • Free inspection of the attic, with a written estimate
  • Additions and converted rooms brought up to match the main house
  • Old insulation removed when it is wet, dirty or full of droppings
  • Licensed and Insured

Where we work in San Juan

We cover central San Juan, the blocks around the Basilica, and the neighborhoods along Nebraska Avenue and Raul Longoria Road. We also work on homes north and south of Interstate 2 and on the edges of town toward Pharr and Alamo.

If you are close to San Juan but outside the city limits, call us. We are likely already working nearby.

Service area map around San Juan, TX

What San Juan homeowners notice after an upgrade

Additions that stay cool

Rooms added onto the house stop running hotter than the rest.

Steadier temperatures

The house holds its cool longer into a summer evening.

Less dust from above

Old, crumbling insulation is cleared out instead of covered over.

Less work for the AC

A full attic means shorter cycles through the cooling season.

Fiberglass batts in the walls and ceiling of a San Juan home addition

Homes and buildings we insulate in San Juan

From smaller older homes near the center of town to newer subdivisions and the small businesses that serve them.

  • One story family homes
  • Home additions
  • Garage conversions
  • Newer subdivisions
  • Small stores
  • Churches and halls

San Juan insulation FAQ

My converted garage is always hot. Can you fix that?
  • Often yes. Converted garages commonly have thin walls and little or nothing in the ceiling.
  • We check the attic above it and the walls, then explain what is worth doing.
How do I know if my San Juan home needs more insulation?
Blown in or batts for my attic?
  • Blown in usually covers an existing attic more evenly and fills around wires and pipes.
  • Batts work well in open walls during a remodel. Compare them in blown in vs batt insulation.
What does insulation cost in San Juan?

Nearby cities we serve

Get a free insulation estimate in San Juan

Prefer to talk? Call us and we will set up your free inspection. Hablamos español.

512-829-7293Hours: Mon to Fri 8am to 5pm, Sat by appointmentServing McAllen, Edinburg, Mission, Pharr, Weslaco, Harlingen, Brownsville and the rest of the Rio Grande Valley. Hablamos español.

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