Insulation and HVAC for Phoenix homes
Phoenix covers an enormous range of homes, from historic bungalows in central Phoenix and ranch homes in Arcadia to 1980s and 1990s neighborhoods in Ahwatukee and newer builds in Desert Ridge and Laveen. Each era comes with its own insulation and HVAC challenges.
Why Phoenix homes run hot
Older central Phoenix homes often have little attic insulation, older ductwork and rooftop packaged units. Ahwatukee homes from the 1980s and 1990s commonly have settled insulation and original or second-generation AC systems. Newer homes in Desert Ridge and Laveen tend to have more insulation but larger floor plans and bigger cooling loads.
Across the city, the same attic heat drives the problem: 150–160°F attics pressing down on ceilings for most of the summer.
What we do most in Phoenix
Rebates for Phoenix homeowners
Phoenix is split between SRP and APS service areas, so the rebates available depend on your address. SRP customers whose attics are under R-38 can get up to $600 off an attic insulation upgrade to R-38, and up to $1,200 off a qualifying new HVAC system through SRP Cool Cash, applied instantly. We will tell you which programs apply to your home.
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.
Garage conversions in Phoenix
Phoenix homeowners convert garages into offices, guest rooms and gyms more than almost anywhere in the valley. We handle the comfort side as one package: ceiling insulation, drill-and-fill walls and a ductless mini-split.
