Radiant Barriers Unleash Your Attic's Potential with a Superior Radiant Barrier

Discover the power of radiant barriers in boosting energy efficiency.

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Reduce Attic Temperature

Experience an impressive temperature reduction of up to 30 degrees, transforming your entire home's comfort. By lightening the workload on your HVAC system, the radiant barrier extends its lifespan while minimizing costly repairs. Say goodbye to high energy bills as radiant barriers keep your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter. With proper insulation and ventilation, enjoy up to 40% savings, improved indoor air quality, and enhanced overall comfort. Invest wisely in your home's energy efficiency, cost savings, and ultimate comfort.

Radiant barrier installation in progress

Radiant barrier installation in progress

Benefits of Radiant Barriers For Attics
  1. Reduce Attic Temperature: Up To 30 degrees
  2. Reduce Energy Bills: We have seen significant reductions in energy bills with installation of radiant barriers.
  3. Cost-Effective: The radiant barrier is a cost-effective way to improve your home's energy usage.
  4. Pair With Top Off & Solar Fan: Squeeze the most out of your home's energy efficiency by pairing with a Solar Fan and maximize your utility bill reductions.
  5. Expand The Lifetime Of HVAC & Roof: Radiant barriers help to expand the lifetime of your air conditioning and roof, preventing future maintenance/repair costs.
  6. 100% Greenguard Gold certified: UL GREENGUARD Certification for low chemical emission products helps demonstrate both compliance with key chemical emission standards and our commitment to healthier indoor environments.

*Over 600 properties serviced in Dallas-Fort Worth in 2022*

How Radiant Barrier Installation Works
  1. Get A Free Inspection & Estimate: During our free inspection and estimate, our team of knowledgeable experts will thoroughly assess your needs and provide a comprehensive, transparent overview of solutions, products, and pricing options.
  2. Install Radiant Barrier: To start the process, we will hang the radiant barrier on the underside of the joists, extending from the peak of the roof to the soffit. We will make sure to leave a 6-8 inch gap between the roof decking and the barrier to allow the hot air to be reflected and stored for maximum effectiveness.
  3. Blow In The New Insulation: Our team will apply an even layer of fiberglass-based loose-fill insulation throughout your entire attic, ensuring that every nook and cranny is properly covered and well-insulated.
  4. Uninstalling Previous Venting: Next, we will uninstall the old vent from the roof, and if necessary, we will expand the hole to install the new solar attic fan. Once it is in place, we will secure it with screws and tar to prevent any potential roof leaks.
  5. Project Clean Up: Our team will ensure that all tools, equipment, and trash are cleaned up and removed from your property, leaving the work area tidy and ready for the final inspection.
  6. Final Walk Through With Project Manager: After the work is complete, your project manager will return to the site to conduct a final inspection, answer any questions you may have, and either take you up into the attic or provide pictures of the work that was completed on your project.
This is how a radiant barrier sits in an attic

This is how a radiant barrier sits in an attic

Frequently asked questions

A radiant barrier is a reflective material installed in your attic that blocks heat from the sun. Instead of absorbing heat like traditional insulation, it reflects it—keeping your attic significantly cooler and reducing the amount of heat that transfers into your home.

Radiant barriers can reduce cooling costs by 25–35% on average, depending on your home’s size, attic design, and current insulation. Many homeowners notice their air conditioner runs less often and their home feels cooler in the summer.

Yes—they work best together. Attic insulation slows heat transfer, while radiant barriers reflect radiant heat before it can enter your attic. Combined, they create a more energy-efficient and comfortable home than either would on its own.

A quality radiant barrier can last the lifetime of your home. It doesn’t deteriorate like some other materials and will continue to reflect heat year after year.

No. Radiant barriers are designed to reduce heat gain in summer but have little effect on winter heat loss. Your insulation still keeps your home warm during colder months.

Most radiant barrier projects can be completed in two days, depending on attic size and accessibility.

Yes. Radiant barriers are made of non-toxic, reflective materials. They don’t emit fumes, don’t attract pests, and don’t interfere with other attic components.

No. Radiant barriers are designed to reflect radiant heat, not radio or TV waves. When installed properly, they will not interfere with Wi-Fi, cell phones, or television reception.

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