A locally owned and operated company, A A Insulation Co. has provided exceptional service to Rogue Valley for over 32 years. We are experienced, professional general contractors who serve residential, commercial and industrial customers. Ask us about attaining a more comfortable indoor environment and increasing the value of your home with energy-efficient insulation, doors and windows. As a trade ally of Energy Trust of Oregon, Inc., we can help you with incentives and Oregon Residential Energy Tax Credits to improve the energy efficiency of your home.
A A Insulation is a BPI Certified Contractor, a Certified Home Performance Contractor and a Trade Ally of Energy Trust of Oregon. In addition, we are certified to word on homes with lead paint. We are licensed, insured and locally owned-we understand the importance of establishing and maintaining strong ties with our community. As a BPI Certified Contractor, we are committed to sustaining and upgrading our area's older housing stock. Although older homes were generally crafted with quality workmanship, they often lack the building and energy enhancements present in newer homes.
There are many ways to improve energy efficiency, including insulating attics, walls and floors. Replacing drafty, ill-fitting windows and doors is a great way to improve your home's heating and cooling performance. We can replace or install most types of windows, including casement windows, double-pane windows, energy-efficient windows, EPW vinyl windows, single-pane windows, sliding windows and storm windows. We also install patio doors and entry doors that are customized to your home. If you own an older home, it's vitally important to make sure that you work with a contractor who is licensed in lead abatement work.
If you're leaving your property vacant for some time, you may want to have it boarded up with a tougher material like marine plywood. As opposed to regular plywood, the marine variety is much more resilient to exposure.
Did you know that, in the world of glass making, the initial recipe and ingredients that were perfected in ancient Egypt, Rome, and Persia remain almost the same today? In its basic structure, glass is made from pure silica, with the addition of other elements such as sodium carbonate, lime, lead oxide, and iron.
If you want to give the exterior of your home added dimension, more light, and enhance your vistas, bay windows are a great choice.
Broken glass can be dangerous for humans and animals -- for a long time. Care to guess how long it takes glass shards to biodegrade in nature? If you guessed almost a million years, you're right. Glass on the surface will eventually dull around the edges, but glass in the soil can stay sharp a long time.
From homes and buildings damaged by fire or storms to those harmed by vandals, board up services are vital to protect your property from further damage. All openings are secured to prevent additional exposure to vandals or the elements.
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