Home Energy Audit in Lexington, Georgetown & Johnson City

A home energy audit, or in other words, a home energy assessment, will help you in understanding the full picture of your home’s energy usage; and determine where your home is losing energy and how you can make your home more efficient and comfortable.

Whenever you're in need of a home energy assessment, rely on Reed's Spray Foam Insulation to audit your home energy. We offer free inspection and estimation. Give us a call at 844-723-9296 or Contact us online. Our services are available in Georgetown, Lexington, Charleston, Bevinsville, Raven, and nearby cities in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Ohio, Tennessee.

Why Local Homeowners Choose Us?

Free Inspection to Correct Insulation Problems
Green & Efficient Air Sealing & Insulation
Increased Comfort & Consistent Temperatures in Your Building
Top Reputation for Craftsmanship & Minimal Disruption

How Spray Foam Insulation Helps in Energy Efficiency

Spray foam air-seals and insulates in one step. It has the ability to expand and fill gaps and cracks therefore it is an ideal air-sealing material, and it stays in place because of its super-adhesive qualities. Moisture can soak its way through fiberglass and cellulose insulation, on the other hand, spray foam stops it cold. Its closed-cell structure means that water can't migrate from one tiny cell or bubble to a neighboring one. As a result, it keeps your home warmer during the winter and cooler in the summer and reduces the usage of HVAC units and utility bills.

Contact Reed’s Spray Foam Insulation for Home Energy Audit

At Reed’s Spray Foam Insulation we inspect your building without any cost and assess your insulation problems. We provide you spray foam insulation for both residential and commercial property and help prevent heat to enter or escape from your building.

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Give us a call at 844-723-9296 or Contact us online for a consultation and Free Estimate. We serve customers in Adams, Grayson, Panther, Hallie, Apple Grove, Hiltons, and their surrounding cities in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Ohio, Tennessee.