Batt Insulation, Louisville, KY

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Batt insulation can prevent energy loss through the gaps in the exterior walls of a building.

One of the most commonly used types of insulation is batt insulation, which is a material that comes on large rolls. It is cost-effective, durable, and very efficient, so it’s an excellent choice in both new and existing structures. At 31-W Insulation, we work with property owners and contractors in Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding area to provide insulation solutions. As a full-service insulation contractor, we’re available to take care of any needs that may arise, whether you’re concerned about the energy efficiency in your structure or you’re a contractor in need of an experienced company to handle the installation process.

Batt Insulation in Louisville, Kentucky

Before we install batt insulation or any other type of insulation, we begin with a complimentary assessment of the structure. This step allows us to determine what insulation is currently present and any issues, such as deterioration of the products used to insulate the walls or a lack of proper insulation. Older buildings tend to have far less insulation than is needed, so we can add more materials to the walls or replace the existing insulation with a more efficient product.

When properly installed, batt insulation can prevent energy loss through the gaps in the exterior walls of a building. Our technicians have more than 40 years of experience, so you can feel confident when we’re working on your structure. We’ll install high-quality materials that are designed to boost the R-value and last for years to come. Contact us to schedule a complimentary consultation regarding your building’s insulation needs and how we can help.


Right here in Kentucky, we also offer batt insulation in Guthrie, Bowling Green, Nicholasville & Henderson. 31-W is also proud to serve many states throughout the Southeastern portion of the U.S. Read more about our services in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee & Texas.