Choose a service, share your contact information and tell us what you have noticed in the attic or living space.
Call 512-557-2950 or submit the estimate form to contact Austin Radiant Barrier & Insulation. We serve Austin and surrounding Greater Austin communities with residential attic insulation and radiant heat-control services.
Our regular hours are Monday through Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. We are closed Sunday. Appointment availability depends on property location, crew scheduling and the type of attic work requested.
When contacting us, select radiant barrier foil, fiberglass insulation—including blown-in or batt—or attic insulation removal. If you are unsure, choose the service closest to your concern and use the message field to describe what you have noticed. We can discuss the appropriate starting point before an evaluation is scheduled.
You do not need to enter the attic before calling. Note any warm rooms, visible low insulation near a safe access point, recent HVAC or electrical work, water or pest concerns, or planned remodeling. Do not walk through an attic or handle material that may be contaminated.
Use the links below to compare the services before requesting your estimate.
We install blown-in fiberglass across suitable open attic floors and fit fiberglass batts in accessible framing areas. The recommended method depends on the existing material, framing, coverage gaps and how the attic is used.
Radiant barrier foil is installed along suitable roof framing to reduce radiant heat transfer from the roof deck into the attic. It can complement proper attic-floor insulation when the structure supports the installation.
We remove insulation when contamination, damage, heavy disturbance or planned attic work provides a practical reason. Removal and replacement are explained as separate parts of the scope so the project remains clear.
Once we receive your call or form, we review the requested service and property location. A team member can clarify the concern, confirm whether the address falls within the current service area and discuss the next scheduling step.
An attic evaluation focuses on accessible, visible conditions. We review insulation depth, distribution, compression, apparent damage, service paths and the areas around common obstructions. For radiant barrier foil, we also consider whether the roof framing and attic access support a proper installation.
If insulation removal is requested, we ask why the material may need to be removed. Contamination, damage, heavy disturbance, excessive debris or planned attic work can justify removal. Material does not automatically need to be discarded because it is older.
After the evaluation, the estimate identifies the proposed service, material, preparation and included areas. If another contractor should address a roof leak, pest activity, electrical concern or HVAC issue first, we explain that rather than hiding it inside an insulation proposal.

A few simple details help us prepare for the conversation without asking you to enter an unsafe attic.
Provide the address or at least the city so we can confirm that the home falls within the current Greater Austin service area.
Mention warm rooms, uneven temperatures, visible insulation gaps, contamination, recent attic work or the specific service you are considering.
If an appointment is scheduled, clear a reasonable path to the attic access. Do not enter the attic or move questionable material yourself.
Regular hours are Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. We are closed Sunday.
Our core service area includes Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Leander, Buda and Kyle, along with nearby communities where scheduling permits. Visit our Greater Austin service-area page for details.
Yes. The form allows you to select radiant barrier foil, fiberglass insulation and attic insulation removal. Select every service you want discussed.
We offer free, no-obligation estimates for appropriate residential attic insulation projects within the service area.
Response time depends on message volume and business hours. Accurate phone and email information helps the team reach you without delay.
You can mention that photographs are available, but do not enter an unsafe attic just to take them. An in-person evaluation is still needed before finalizing a scope.
We evaluate insulation and visible attic conditions. HVAC performance, duct leakage, roofing and electrical issues may require the appropriate licensed trade.
Select the service that interests you, provide your contact information and describe the attic concern. You can also call 512-557-2950 during regular business hours.