My family loves how comfy it is in here now! We chose both closed cell and open cell foam for our attic. Now we have a hurricane proof roof and there is way less noise from the planes overhead!
The Heat Hunters insulation library.
Short, honest guides to how Florida insulation actually works: insulation, air sealing, AC sizing, spray foam and moisture. Read up before anyone quotes you.

Why Blown-In Alone Won't Fix a Leaky Attic
Blown-in is a great product. But when a contractor skips the air sealing underneath it, you pay for depth that can't do its job.
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Why Your AC Might Be the Wrong Size
Plenty of Florida homes have an air conditioner that's too big, not too small. Here's why that happens, and why the attic comes before the new unit.
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Spray Foam in a Vented Attic: What Goes Wrong
Spraying foam under the roof deck changes how your whole attic works. Done half-way, it creates the moisture and comfort problems it was meant to solve.
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Why Cheap Spray Foam Costs You the Most
The lowest foam quote is usually low for a reason. On a commercial building, the shortcuts show up in your cooling bills and your roof for years.
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The Truth About Spray Foam Nightmares
You've seen the stories: lingering smells, trapped moisture, failed inspections. Most of them trace back to the same few installation mistakes.
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Attic Mold Prevention in Florida
Mold needs moisture. In Tampa Bay, attic moisture usually comes from air leaks, sweating ducts and tired insulation, all things we can fix.
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What homeowners say
The tech showed up on time, protected the house, and explained each part of the test as we went. Seeing the gauge readings and smoke path at problem spots finally made sense of our high bills. Instead of pushing a one-size-fits-all solution, they gave us a ranked list of actions with clear tradeoffs. We chose a modest first step and monitored our bill for two months. Noticeably lower and the back bedroom is comfortable again. I wish every home service started with this level of measurement and transparency.
We'd had three different companies tell us three different stories. Heat Hunters was the only one that measured our home as a system. The photos and leak metrics made the decision obvious and took the fear out of it. We appreciated how they never tried to push us into anything; they just showed the facts and let us choose. The plan let us phase things in around our budget. The house is cooler with shorter AC run times already.

