Insulation and HVAC for Queen Creek homes
Queen Creek is one of the fastest-growing towns in the valley, with neighborhoods like Ironwood Crossing, Hastings Farms, Cortina and Church Farm. Many homes here are newer, but newer does not always mean well insulated.
Why Queen Creek homes still run hot
Builder-grade insulation in newer homes often meets the minimum at the time of construction, but it is not always installed evenly, and edges and corners get missed. We regularly find thin spots over bedrooms and around the attic hatch in homes that are only a few years old.
Queen Creek homes also tend to have large garages and open floor plans, which means more space to cool and more places for heat to get in.
What we do most in Queen Creek
Rebates for Queen Creek homeowners
Most of Queen Creek 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.
Quieter rooms in newer homes
Open floor plans and thin interior walls carry sound easily. Rockwool sound-barrier insulation, installed through drill-and-fill, cuts noise between bedrooms, offices and media rooms without removing drywall.
