As the insulation contractor builders across the Valley call before framing closes, Tycho Solutions installs high performance insulation systems for custom homes and commercial builds. Every wall cavity, attic and roof deck gets sized to Arizona’s climate and the current energy code, not a one size fits all spec pulled off a shelf.
In Arizona’s extreme climate, the insulation installed before drywall goes up determines a building’s energy performance for the life of the structure. Our attic insulation services across Arizona cover new construction and retrofits alike, and every job starts with the same question: how much heat is this assembly actually going to move, and where.
From closed cell spray foam in 2×6 wall cavities to blown in cellulose in vented attics, our crews understand the science of heat transfer in the desert Southwest. A wall assembly that tests perfectly on paper still fails if the crew skips the can foam around window bucks or leaves a compression gap behind a plumbing stack, so we inspect every cavity before it gets closed up.
Dedicated crews for new construction and existing building upgrades.
Meeting and exceeding 2024 IECC energy code requirements on every job.
Open cell and closed cell spray foam applied to 2×6 and 2×4 wall cavities and roof decks on new builds, creating a continuous air barrier that stops infiltration at every seam, penetration and top plate. Closed cell adds rigidity to a wall assembly, open cell trades some R-value for a lower installed cost and better sound dampening between rooms.
Precision installation of fiberglass batts in wall cavities, cut tight to outlets, plumbing stacks and wiring so there are no gaps or compression points where the batt gets crushed behind a stud. A compressed batt loses R-value exactly where a wall needs it most, so our crews split and fit around every obstruction instead of stuffing it flat.
Blown in insulation, whether loose fill cellulose or fiberglass, fills new attics to full depth, with baffles set at every eave vent so airflow keeps moving through the soffits instead of getting choked off by loose fill. We hold depth markers throughout the attic so the inspector can verify coverage at a glance.
Foil radiant barrier installed directly to the underside of roof decking during framing, reflecting 97% of radiant heat before it reaches the trusses and the attic insulation below. Paired with proper attic ventilation, it keeps attic temperatures down significantly on the hottest days of the year.
Large scale insulation packages for warehouses, offices and multi family developments, sequenced across multiple buildings and coordinated with the general contractor’s framing and drywall schedule so no building sits waiting on a crew.
Mineral wool and acoustic batts packed into interior wall cavities and blocked tight around outlet boxes to cut noise transfer between media rooms, bedrooms and shared walls. Dense packing matters more than thickness here, a loosely stuffed cavity still lets sound through the gaps.
Properly insulated homes save 20 to 40% on cooling costs every year once the AC has less heat to fight.
Even coverage eliminates hot and cold spots room to room, holding a consistent temperature from the primary suite to the garage conversion.
A tighter building envelope reduces the load on AC units, which lets the mechanical contractor size smaller equipment instead of oversizing to cover a leaky shell. Smaller equipment costs less to run and cycles less often, which extends its service life.
Cuts outside noise at the exterior walls and slows sound transfer between interior rooms.
We take off required R-values by wall and ceiling assembly straight from your architectural plans and the project’s energy code targets.
Before a crew starts, we walk the framing to confirm electrical, plumbing, and HVAC rough-in are complete and nothing is buried behind a stud bay.
Our crews install wall and ceiling insulation on a schedule set to match your framer and drywall hanger, so the job never becomes the bottleneck.
Every cavity is filled to spec and every baffle is in place before the municipal building inspector shows up, so there is no need for a second visit.
We provide the insulation certificate your building department requires before it will issue a Certificate of Occupancy.
Planning a new home or commercial build in Arizona? Contact Tycho Solutions for a detailed insulation proposal scoped to your plans.
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For new homes across Arizona, R-13 in the walls and R-38 in the attic is the bare code minimum, but our summers make a strong case for going beyond it, especially in vaulted ceilings and attics that sit under direct sun most of the day.
Yes. For new construction, spray foam insulation delivers superior air sealing and more R-value per inch than batts, which pays back over the life of the HVAC system through lower run time.
Yes. We install foil radiant barriers directly to the roof decking, which is highly effective at cutting attic heat gain during Arizona summers.
A typical 2,500 square foot home takes 1 to 2 days to insulate fully, depending on whether it’s batts, loose fill, or spray foam.
We don’t perform the HERS rating ourselves, but we coordinate closely with HERS raters so the installation passes energy audits on the first visit.
Contact Tycho Solutions for professional insulation installation on your next new construction project in Arizona.
