Retrofit Insulation in Metro Detroit

It is estimated^[1] that more than 90% of the U.S. homes are under-insulated^[2]. That means your home is likely one of them!

Turner upgrades insulation in existing homes so homeowners can enjoy more comfortable, energy-efficient spaces. At Turner, we only install superior insulation products that turn performance around and create a new path to increased comfort and efficiency. Our insulation removal and replacement services bring greater peace of mind through lower heating and cooling costs and improved air quality.

Upgrade Your Attic Insulation

Do you have enough insulation in your attic? Let’s find out! Turn to Turner Insulation for all your local attic insulation installation needs. Whether you need to add insulation in your attic or you seek to remove old or damaged insulation from your home, we are here to help. Adding insulation to your attic can save money and make your home a more comfortable place to be. Our local home insulation experts can help you enjoy these benefits and more:

• Year-round comfort
• Reduced energy usage
• Lower heating and cooling costs
• Quieter home

The best part? Adding insulation to your home is a lower-cost home improvement that yields benefits fast. In fact, studies have shown that adding attic insulation is a 116% ROI (return on investment)*. Plus, the Inflation Reduction Act tax credits help to make adding insulation to your attic more affordable than ever before. Learn more at our Rebates and Resources center.

To discover our different insulation offerings and what they can do for your home, please visit our insulation product and information pages:

• Fiberglass Insulation
• Cellulose Insulation
• Air Sealing
• Certified Energy Expert Page
• Intro to Insulation Page
• FAQs Page
• Resources Page

Contact Turner Insulation today for a free insulation estimate.

^[1] Estimate developed by the North American Insulation Manufacturers Association (NAIMA) based on an analysis of the residential building stock by Boston University
^[2] “under-insulated” here means when compared to the minimum prescriptive wall and ceiling insulation R-values found in the 2006 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC)
*See Remodeling Magazine’s 2016 annual “Cost vs. Value” report.