Insulation and HVAC for Chandler homes
From Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch to Sun Groves and the streets around Downtown Chandler, we work in homes of every age across the city. Many Chandler neighborhoods were built from the late 1980s through the 2000s, and their original insulation and AC systems are now due for attention.
Why Chandler homes run hot
Chandler homes built in the 1990s and early 2000s commonly started with R-30 or less in the attic. After 20-plus years of settling, a lot of those attics now sit around R-19. Add a west-facing garage and the afternoon sun, and the rooms on that side of the house fight the heat all evening.
Garages are a big theme in Chandler. Many homeowners use them as gyms, workshops or extra living space, and an uninsulated garage in July can pass 115°F.
What we do most in Chandler
Rebates for Chandler homeowners
Most of Chandler is served by SRP. SRP customers whose attics are under R-38 can get up to $600 off an attic insulation upgrade that brings it to R-38, and up to $1,200 off a qualifying new HVAC system through SRP Cool Cash. We are an SRP Certified Preferred Contractor, so both rebates come off your invoice instantly.
Income-qualified households may also qualify for Efficiency Arizona, which can cover up to $8,000 toward a new HVAC system, including mini-splits, plus insulation upgrades. Eligibility is based on household income and household size, and we check it for free.
Making a Chandler garage usable
The order matters: insulate the garage ceiling first, then the walls and door, then add a mini-split. Insulating first usually means a smaller, less expensive mini-split that runs far less.
