USA Insulation™ Hometown Heroes
One day, one crew, one home, every year in each of our hometowns. A more comfortable home, as a thank-you.
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A real job, start to finish
Every home gets what it needs. Here's what our crew does.
We look before we touch anything: insulation depth in the attic, one small test hole in an outside wall (usually inside a closet, then plugged) and the band joist in the basement. Then a plan for that house.
On Hero Day the crew lead starts inside, checking wiring, plumbing and how the home is put together.
A row of siding comes off (or we drill the mortar lines on brick), foam goes into each cavity through small holes, the holes get plugged and the siding goes back on.
Old, dirty insulation comes out when it needs to. Air sealing where it's in the plan, baffles to keep the attic breathing, then insulation to the right depth.
Where the house sits on the foundation, a spot most people never think about, gets insulated so it stops leaking heat.
We go over the work with the family and leave the place clean.
Every USA Insulation hero
In the news
As it ran in The Blade, June 27, 2025Hometown Hero, dad of 6, gets home insulation installation
A Toledo dad raising six kids, about to retire after more than 26 years in uniform, got his near-century-old home insulated by USA Insulation and its air ducts cleaned by Mold Medics.