Attic insulation
built for the Valley.

In the Rio Grande Valley, the attic is where summer wins or loses. An uninsulated RGV attic can hit 130–150°F on a July afternoon — and that heat radiates straight down into your living space and into the AC ductwork running through it. Sealing the attic correctly is the single highest-impact energy improvement most Valley homes can make.

Premium Foam, the spray foam division of CCL Contracting, handles attics two ways: encapsulation — spraying foam along the underside of the roof deck to bring the whole attic inside your home's thermal envelope — or attic-floor foam, sealing the ceiling plane below. We help you choose based on whether your ductwork and equipment live in the attic.

Where old fiberglass has settled, soaked up humidity, and lost its R-value, we remove it first, then install foam that holds its performance for the life of the home.

Extreme attic heat. RGV attics routinely exceed 130°F in summer. Encapsulation can drop attic temperatures by 30–50°F, taking a massive load off your AC.

Ductwork in the attic. Most Valley homes run AC ducts through the attic. Encapsulating the roofline brings those ducts into conditioned space — one of the biggest efficiency gains available.

20–40% lower cooling bills. Most RGV homes see cooling costs drop 20–40% after attic foam, with the difference showing up on the very next electric bill.

1 · Free attic inspection. We inspect your attic, ductwork, and existing insulation and recommend encapsulation or floor foam.

2 · Scope & estimate. Foam type, depth, and any removal scoped with an itemized written estimate.

3 · Removal & install. Old insulation removed if needed, then foam applied cleanly — most attics done in 1–2 days.

4 · Walkthrough & warranty. We confirm coverage and air-sealing together and deliver warranty paperwork.