Stop paying to heat your attic. AtticPro is Lakewood’s hometown attic insulation and air-sealing specialist — we’re based right here on Kipling Street. We install code-compliant R-49 to R-60 attic insulation — blown-in, spray foam, and air sealing — that ends the hot-upstairs, cold-downstairs problem, slashes your Xcel bills, and pays for itself with rebates we deduct right off your invoice.
From the brick ranches of Eiber and Morse Park to the split-levels around Green Mountain and the newer homes in Solterra and Belmar, Lakewood’s west-metro housing stock was mostly built before Colorado tightened its energy code. Sitting right up against the foothills, these homes see big high-altitude temperature swings that push heated air straight out through an under-insulated attic. If your home off Kipling, Wadsworth or Union Boulevard has uneven temperatures floor to floor, climbing Xcel bills, or ice dams forming on the eaves, the attic is where the money is leaking.
Every attic upgrade follows the same building-science sequence, so the insulation actually performs instead of just sitting there:
Your attic is one of the largest areas of energy loss in the home. During colder months, heated indoor air rises and escapes through under-insulated attic spaces. During warmer months, attic heat transfers downward into living areas, making cooling systems work harder.
Many older homes still have insufficient attic insulation, making upgrades one of the most valuable energy-efficiency improvements homeowners can make.
Cellulose insulation is made primarily from recycled paper materials treated for fire resistance. It is known for dense attic coverage and strong thermal performance.
Fiberglass blown-in insulation uses loose fiberglass fibers designed to create a thermal barrier throughout attic spaces.
Most residential attic retrofits — removal, air sealing, and blowing fresh R-49 to R-60 insulation — are done in 4 to 6 hours, with containment barriers so your living space stays clean.
The U.S. Department of Energy recommends R-49 to R-60 for our Colorado climate zone. We install to that standard.
Yes. Sealing air leaks and reaching R-60 stops your HVAC from overworking, and most Front Range homeowners see a significant drop in heating and cooling costs.
Book a free, no-obligation attic assessment. You will get your current R-value, a clear scope, upfront pricing, and your rebate estimate — no pressure.
Helping homeowners improve comfort, reduce energy costs, and maximize long-term efficiency.
Free Home Energy Assessment
Customized Efficiency Recommendations
Transparent Quote & Rebate Review
Professional Installation Services
Comfort & Savings You’ll Notice
From the foothills to the plains, we provide expert attic insulation services to homeowners across Colorado.
