Utility costs in Las Vegas are a major concern for both homeowners and businesses. Reports show that residents in Nevada spend about 25% more on summer cooling bills compared to the national average, with HVAC systems running almost nonstop through long periods of extreme heat. Poor insulation is one of the main reasons buildings lose
Living in an older home has its charm — high ceilings, thick trim, and the kind of character you just don’t see in new builds. But there’s one “feature” no one brags about: ice-cold floors in the winter and musty smells in the basement. If your toes freeze every time you walk barefoot or your
Keeping a building energy-efficient in Las Vegas’ extreme weather is no small challenge. Summer highs often exceed 105°F, and winter nights can fall into the low 40s. Poor insulation lets that heat and cold seep in, forcing heating and cooling systems to work harder and driving utility bills higher. Data from the U.S. Department of
It might not be your furnace or A/C at all. In a lot of homes, the problem’s literally in the walls. Gaps, leaks, poor air sealing, or outdated insulation let energy—and money—drift out faster than you can say “utility bill.” That’s where spray foam insulation steps in, quietly sealing those leaks and giving your HVAC