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INSULATION CONTRACTOR

Insulation Services in Metairie & Greater New Orleans

We diagnose first, educate you on your options, and recommend solutions designed around your home's needs.

MATERIALS THAT WORK

If it involves insulation, we've got you covered.

We pick the right material for your home, not the one that's easiest for us. Here's just a short list of services we offer.

Spray foam insulation applied between wooden rafters and studs in a large building under construction.

Spray Foam

Spray foam insulation expands on contact to seal every gap, crack, and hard-to-reach cavity that fiberglass and cellulose typically miss. The result is a continuous air barrier that keeps conditioned air inside and outside air where it belongs. That means lower energy bills, fewer drafts, and noticeably quieter rooms. Closed cell foam also adds structural strength and resists moisture, while open cell foam delivers cost-effective soundproofing for interior spaces. For most homes and businesses, it’s the most complete insulation solution available.

Silver insulated HVAC ducts and a furnace unit in an attic with pink fiberglass insulation.

Blown-in Fiberglass

Blown-in fiberglass insulation offers a fast and cost-effective solution for improving your home’s energy efficiency. It can be installed in virtually any space and applied directly over existing insulation to fill gaps and restore thermal performance without requiring a full replacement. For homeowners seeking dependable coverage at a lower upfront cost than spray foam, it provides a practical and budget-conscious option.

Dark gray insulation packed between wooden wall studs in an unfinished basement with exposed joists.

Blown-in cellulose

Dense-packed cellulose fills joist bays and irregular cavities without leaving gaps. It settles into corners, around wiring, and over existing insulation so heat stops leaking through the attic floor — and it dampens noise better than fiberglass, so rooms stay quieter. Made from up to 85% recycled material, it’s one of the most eco-friendly insulation options available. It also creates a tighter air barrier than standard fiberglass batts, helping lower energy bills year-round. And because it resists settling over time, you get consistent coverage and lasting performance without the guesswork.

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Fiberglass batts

Cut-to-fit batts are an excellent choice for standard stud and joist spacing. We carefully size each batt so it sits flush within the cavity, without compression, ensuring the stated R-value is maintained and air does not bypass around the edges. Proper installation is just as important as the material itself — our team takes care to cut and fit precisely around outlet boxes, wiring, and plumbing, preventing the gaps and compression that can otherwise compromise thermal performance and long-term efficiency.

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Air Sealing

Air sealing targets the hidden gaps and cracks that let conditioned air escape and outside air sneak in. We seal from both sides—inside the living space and from the attic—so every leak path is addressed at its source. Using blower door testing, we don’t just guess where the leaks are; we find them, measure them, and quantify the improvement after the job is done. The result is a tighter, more comfortable home with lower energy bills and better indoor air quality.

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Insulation Removal

When insulation is outdated, damaged, or no longer doing its job, we remove it safely and thoroughly. For loose fill like blown fiberglass or cellulose, we use a powerful commercial vacuum and hose system to extract every bit without spreading dust through your home. For batt insulation and other materials that can be handled directly, we remove them carefully by hand, keeping the workspace clean and contained. Once the old insulation is out, your space is ready for a fresh start with a more efficient system.

Yellow spray foam insulation fills the gaps between wooden floor joists under a raised structure.

Subfloor Insulation (closed cell foam)

For raised homes and crawlspaces, closed cell spray foam is our go-to subfloor insulation. It doesn't soak up humidity the way fiberglass batts can, it stays put instead of sagging, and it air seals the floor so humid crawlspace air stays out of your cooled living space. It bonds to the joists and subfloor and gives you a high R-value per inch, which helps keep floors comfortable through Louisiana summers. We'll look at your crawlspace first and tell you honestly whether foam or another option makes the most sense.

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Metal Building Foam

Steel buildings are prone to condensation without a proper thermal break. We remove any old fiberglass, then spray closed cell foam, typically about 2 inches, directly to the inside of the panels to help control condensation, quiet rain noise, and keep shops, barns and warehouses more comfortable. See our metal building insulation page.

Whatever your insulation needs, Freedom Insulation has you covered—cool, comfortable, and worry-free.

We take care of your whole building—walls, attics, and subfloors—so air stays where it should and heat stays out of your living spaces. Since every home and building is different, we start with a full checkup and make sure all your questions are answered before anything gets started.

COMMON QUESTIONS

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Straight answers about our materials, process, and what to expect on your job.

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