Attic Insulation in Tulsa OK — Stop Losing Money Through Your Roof

If your second floor feels like a sauna every summer, your attic insulation is the problem. In Tulsa, attic temperatures can hit 150°F on a July afternoon. That heat pushes straight down into your living space through thin or damaged insulation, forcing your AC to run nonstop. Attic insulation in Tulsa OK is the single best upgrade you can make to lower your energy bills and even out the temperature in your home.

Signs You Need Attic Insulation

The biggest warning sign is a temperature difference between floors. If your upstairs is noticeably hotter than downstairs in summer — or harder to heat in winter — your attic insulation has failed. Other signs include high electric bills that keep rising, ice dams forming along your roofline in winter, and visible gaps or thin spots when you look at the insulation in your attic.

If your home was built before 1990, there's a good chance the original fiberglass batts have settled, compressed, or been disturbed by pests or HVAC work. Fiberglass loses R-value as it ages, and it doesn't block air movement at all. That means hot attic air flows right through it. Adding more fiberglass on top doesn't fix air leaks — it just adds more blankets over the holes. Spray foam is the only insulation that seals and insulates at the same time.

Our Attic Insulation Options

We use spray foam insulation for attic upgrades because it outperforms every other option. Spray foam expands to fill gaps around wiring, plumbing, ductwork, and framing members — all the spots where air leaks happen. No other insulation material does that.

For most attics, we recommend open cell spray foam insulation applied to the underside of the roof deck. This turns your attic from a blazing hot dead zone into a semi-conditioned space that stays within a few degrees of your living area. Open cell is cost-effective, provides excellent thermal performance, and lets moisture pass through so it won't trap water against your roof sheathing.

In some cases — especially when moisture control is a priority or the attic doubles as a storage area — closed cell spray foam insulation is the better choice. Closed cell provides a higher R-value per inch and acts as its own vapor barrier, which is useful in attics with known moisture issues or in flat-roof commercial buildings.

Attic Insulation for Tulsa Homes

Tulsa's heat is brutal on attics. When it's 100°F outside, your attic hits 150°F or more. That heat radiates down into your bedrooms and living areas, making your AC fight a losing battle. In winter, the same poor insulation lets your heated air escape up through the attic and out the roof — which is why you see ice dams forming on some houses.

We serve homeowners across Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, and surrounding communities. We know the common construction styles in this area — the 1960s ranch homes, the 1970s split-levels, the newer builds in south Tulsa and Broken Arrow. Each one has different attic challenges, and we've insulated all of them.

What to Expect

Call us and we'll schedule a free attic inspection, usually within a few days. We climb into your attic, check the current insulation, measure the depth, look for air leaks, and take thermal images. Then we give you a clear written estimate — no surprises. Most attic insulation jobs take a single day. We mask off your living space, install the foam, clean up, and walk you through the finished work before we leave.

Why Choose Us for Attic Insulation

We're a locally owned, licensed insulation contractor — not a general contractor or handyman. Our team is SPFA-certified and focused exclusively on spray foam insulation. We charge $0 for estimates and trip fees. Every job comes with our energy savings guarantee. And because we're based right here in Tulsa, we show up when we say we will — no four-hour windows, no call center runaround.

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