Looking for a home insulation company in Chicago, Illinois? ThermaSeal/Lakeside Insulation provides professional insulation installation for residential new construction projects and re-insulation (retrofit) projects.
As part of the Installed Building Products Family of Companies, we add energy efficiency, comfort and value to all types of homes.
Whether you want to re-insulate your attic or need to insulate a new home you’re building, ThermaSeal/Lakeside Insulation’s highly skilled professionals will make sure you get the insulation you need.
We’re proud to have strong partnerships with the top manufacturers in the industry, including:
Owens Corning
CertainTeed
Knauf
BASF
AFT
Fi-Foil
SolarGuard
To put it simply, we give you the best quality home insulation in Chicago, IL. Call us today to get started.
Quality Insulation Materials for Chicago Homes
There are several types of insulating materials for new or existing residential insulation. Which material(s) we recommend depends on several variables.
We consider square footage, your home’s building materials and the size of your space that needs insulating. Whether you’re building a new home or retrofitting to lower energy bills, we have the insulation solution that works for you:
Cellulose: Cellulose is a sustainable option, made from 85% recycled materials. It’s the choice for many energy-conscious homeowners and is available as loose-fill (dry) and spray-applied (wet).
Fiberglass: Fiberglass continues to be the most affordable and environmentally friendly insulation. It’s available as blown-in insulation or batts.
Radiant barrier: This material reflects heat rather than absorbing it. In Chicagoland, it’s sometimes paired with another insulation material.
Spray foam: Spray foam is a popular choice. It fills spaces other insulations can’t reach.
Your Chicago-area home HVAC accounts for as much as 42% of your monthly utility expenses. Without good insulation, you’re paying more than necessary.
Where in your home should insulation be installed? The answer is anywhere outside air infiltration can occur, which includes flooring and inside walls.
We can tell you where your home needs to be insulated, how much insulation it needs and which type would perform best. ThermaSeal/Lakeside pros can answer any questions you have about home insulation in Chicago!
We partner with IBP (Installed Building Products), the second-largest insulation installer in the U.S. Our company offers superior-quality, American-made supplies and materials. While other contractors are waiting on deliveries, we have what you need. Group purchasing power saves money, and we share those savings with you.
It doesn’t matter whether you need to install wall insulation, attic insulation or basement (or crawl space) insulation — you’ll see and feel the difference in no time with quality installation.
Home insulation can help:
Maximize energy efficiency and reduce your energy bills
Make your home more comfortable, no matter the time of year
Reduce noises from outside and inside your home, between different levels and rooms
Eliminate air leakage and moisture infiltration
Contribute to a healthier environment
Home Insulation Installers in Chicago, IL
No matter your insulation needs, our home insulation contractors in Chicago can help! Whether you’re looking for fiberglass insulation for the attic, spray foam wall insulation or anything else, you can rely on ThermaSeal/Lakeside Insulation for on-time, affordable installation.
We’re dedicated to providing homeowners and builders with the highest quality and most reliable home insulation in Chicago.
Contact us today to learn more about our services or schedule an appointment for home insulation in Chicago, IL.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Does Insulation Work?
Insulation works by resisting heat flow, which increases your home’s energy efficiency and helps reduce your monthly bills. How it stops heat transfer depends on the type of insulation – for instance, radiant barrier, which is installed in attics, reflects the energy from the sun, while fiberglass traps warm air.
What Is R-Value?
If you’ve ever talked to an insulation contractor, you’ve undoubtedly heard the term “R-value.” Basically, the R-value of a certain type of insulation refers to how effective it is at stopping heat transfer.
The R-value depends on the material, thickness and density of the insulation, and of course, installation (improperly installed insulation is almost like having no insulation at all!).
At Thermaseal / Lakeside Insulation, we understand the role a floor plays within a building system by controlling sound and fire.
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