Blown-In Cellulose
Dense, recycled, and it fills around obstructions instead of leaving gaps beside them.
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Utah insulation services
Insulation services
Insulation services
for the whole envelope.
Eco Elements installs attic, wall, crawl space, basement, garage and spray foam insulation across northern Utah. One crew for every part of the thermal envelope — no handoffs, no second contractor, no finger-pointing when something is missed.
Where homes lose heat
Where your home
Where your home
loses heat.
A house loses heat through the whole shell, not one weak spot. These are the six areas we insulate. Hover or tap a zone to see what the work involves.
Zone 1 of 6
Attic insulation
The single most impactful space in the house. Heat rises, and an under-insulated attic lets it straight out through the roof deck.
R-49 recommended for UtahMost homes done in a dayBlown-in or batt
Attic insulation
Zone 2 of 6
Walls insulation
Older Utah homes were often built with empty wall cavities. Drill-and-fill treats them without removing drywall.
Drill-and-fill retrofitNo drywall removalCuts road noise too
Walls insulation
Zone 3 of 6
Rim joist insulation
The band where the floor framing meets the foundation. Small area, disproportionate heat loss, and almost always skipped.
Sealed before wallsR-15 to R-21 on wallsCommon draft source
Rim joist insulation
Zone 4 of 6
Basement insulation
Below-grade walls pull heat into the ground year round. Insulating them is what turns a cold basement into usable floor space.
Below-grade wallsRim joists firstMoisture-aware build-up
Basement insulation
Zone 5 of 6
Crawl space insulation
Cold floors, musty air and humidity usually start here. Insulation and a vapor barrier address both the temperature and the moisture.
Vapor barrier includedClass I barrier availableStops cold floors
Crawl space insulation
Zone 6 of 6
Garage insulation
An uninsulated garage drags the rooms next to it down with it, especially over a bedroom or above a finished space.
Walls, ceiling and doorR-13 minimumShared walls matter most
Garage insulation
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Compare services
Every insulation
Every insulation
service compared.
What each service covers, the specification we work to, and roughly how long it takes on a typical Utah home.
| Service | Specification | Typical duration | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attic Insulation | R-49 recommended | 1 day typical | The highest-return space in almost every house. |
| Crawl Space Insulation | Vapor barrier included | 1 day typical | Cold floors, humidity and musty air. |
| Crawl Space Encapsulation | Class I barrier | 1–2 days | Full seal: walls wrapped, seams taped. |
| Wall Insulation | Drill-and-fill | 1–2 days | Retrofit for older homes with empty cavities. |
| Basement & Rim Joist | R-15 to R-21 | 1–2 days | Turns a cold basement into usable space. |
| Garage Insulation | R-13 minimum | 1 day typical | Walls, ceiling and door, including shared walls. |
| Spray Foam Insulation | R-3.7 to R-6.5 / in | 1–2 days | Irregular cavities batts cannot seal. |
| Insulation Removal | Contained extraction | 1 day typical | Contaminated, damaged or rodent-affected material. |
| Air Sealing | Caulk & foam | Half to 1 day | Usually done alongside insulation, not instead. |
| Attic Ventilation & Baffles | Intake and exhaust | Half to 1 day | Keeps the attic dry so insulation performs. |
| Commercial & Industrial | Off-hours scheduling | Scoped per project | Warehouse, multi-unit and new build. |
R-values shown are the figures we work to for Utah’s climate zone. Durations describe a typical single-family home and are confirmed at the consultation, not quoted from a table.
Insulation materials
Insulation materials
Insulation materials
we install.
There is no single best insulation, only the best one for that space, that budget and Utah’s climate. We carry all of them, so the recommendation is never driven by what happens to be on the truck.
Fiberglass Batt
The long-standing standard for open, regular cavities where a batt can sit flat.
Read moreOpen-Cell Foam
Expands to seal irregular framing. Lighter and more permeable than closed-cell.
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The highest R-value per inch we carry, and a vapor retarder in its own right.
Read moreVapor Barrier
Separates ground moisture from the space above it. Core of any crawl space work.
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Insulation FAQs
Common questions
Common questions
about insulation.
Straight answers to what Utah homeowners ask us most.
01Is insulation really worth the investment?
Most homeowners recoup their investment within 3–5 years through lower energy bills alone. Beyond savings, you will notice better comfort, fewer drafts and improved air quality right away. It is one of the highest-ROI home improvements you can make.
02How much will I actually save on energy bills?
It depends on your home’s current insulation and condition, but most of our customers see savings between 20–40% on their heating and cooling costs. For a typical Utah home, that is anywhere from $400 to $1,000+ per year.
03How long does installation take?
Most projects are completed in one day. Larger homes or multi-area jobs might take two days. We will give you a clear timeline during your consultation so there are no surprises.
04Is the insulation safe for my family and pets?
Yes. The insulation materials we use are tested, approved and safe for residential use. Once installed, they are enclosed within your walls, attic or crawl space and do not off-gas or pose any health risk to your family or pets.
05Will insulation help with moisture or mold problems?
In many cases, yes. Proper insulation paired with vapor barriers stops condensation from forming in your walls and crawl spaces. That is one of the main causes of mold and mildew in homes. We will assess your moisture situation during the consultation and recommend the right approach.
06How soon can you start?
We typically schedule consultations within a few days of your first call. Once you approve the estimate, most installations are booked within 1–2 weeks depending on the season. During peak months, we recommend reaching out early to secure your spot.
07What’s the next step?
Fill out the form on this page or give us a call at (801) 948-9499. We will set up a free, no-obligation consultation at your home. From there, we will put together a plan and estimate so you can make an informed decision.
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