Georgetown regularly sees summer heat indexes well over 100 degrees, so attics can feel like ovens and push heat straight into living spaces if they are not insulated correctly.
Many homes here, especially older houses and fast‑growing subdivisions, have attic insulation below the recommended R‑30 to R‑60 range and only basic wall insulation, which means your AC has to run longer just to keep up.

Homeowners in Georgetown often ask:

• “Why are my upstairs rooms so much hotter than downstairs?”

• “How much attic insulation does a Georgetown home really need?”

• “Will better insulation actually lower my energy bill, or is it just my HVAC?”

The short answer: in a climate like Georgetown’s, upgrading attic insulation, tightening air leaks, and improving attic performance can noticeably lower cooling costs and make the whole house feel more even.

What All Star can do for Georgetown homeowners

All Star Home Insulation focuses on the areas that matter most for Georgetown’s heat and humidity:

• Blown‑in attic insulation – We add high‑quality blown‑in insulation to build a thick thermal blanket over your ceilings so attic heat doesn’t radiate into bedrooms and living areas.

• Fiberglass batt insulation – In open walls, ceilings, and floors, we install batts carefully to avoid gaps and compression, which helps reduce hot and cold spots and cuts down outside noise.

• Radiant barrier and attic upgrades – Radiant barrier and related attic solutions help reflect intense Texas sun away from your attic, reducing attic temperatures before they can affect your home.

• Air sealing and attic sealing – We seal around recessed lights, top plates, duct chases, and attic access points to stop conditioned air from leaking into the attic and hot outdoor air from getting back in.

• Insulation removal and clean‑up – If existing insulation is old, settled, or contaminated, we safely remove it so your new insulation can perform at full strength and your indoor air stays cleaner.

What to expect from an insulation assessment in Georgetown

When you schedule an insulation assessment, our team:

• Inspects your attic and accessible wall areas while your HVAC system is running.

• Measures current insulation depth and estimates R‑values so you can see how far you are from what Georgetown homes typically need.

• Looks for air leaks, signs of moisture or humidity problems, and common insulation defects like gaps, voids, or compressed batts.

We then answer your questions in plain language and lay out a step‑by‑step plan tailored to your Georgetown home: what to upgrade first, what kind of comfort and energy‑bill changes you can realistically expect, and how the work fits your budget.