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- BPI Certified
- Xcel Energy Partner
- Licensed & Insured
- 4.9 Stars · 150+ Reviews
- Locally Owned
- CO Lic #325117
Aurora Blown in Insulation | Level Up Insulation Co.
Aurora's most popular insulation upgrade — installed to Xcel Energy rebate standards, completed in one day.
Wall cavities in Aurora, CO homes built before 2000 — which make up the majority of the city’s housing stock — often contain little to no insulation behind finished drywall. At 5,471 feet of elevation on the Colorado Front Range, heating degree days stack up fast, and that missing thermal resistance drives energy bills higher every winter. Dense-pack blown-in insulation solves this without demolition. Using the drill-and-fill method, small holes are bored into exterior siding or interior walls, and cellulose insulation is pneumatically installed to fill the entire cavity. The holes are patched, your walls stay intact, and R-value jumps from near zero to code-relevant levels.
Across Aurora’s mix of 1970s ranch homes, 1990s two-stories, and early-2000s subdivisions, Level Up Insulation Co. installs blown-in insulation with BPI certification backing every project. Whether your attic insulation has settled below R-49 or your walls have never been insulated, we deliver measurable thermal resistance improvements that cut energy costs year-round.
Why Aurora
Why Aurora Homes Need Blown in Insulation
Aurora, CO has a residential housing stock that spans every major construction era on the Colorado Front Range — 1960s split-levels, 1980s bi-levels, and 1990s–2000s two-story production homes. What these homes share is a common problem: wall cavities filled with inadequate or no insulation, hidden behind finished drywall that no homeowner wants to tear out. Dense-pack blown-in insulation solves this with the drill-and-fill method — small holes are drilled through exterior siding or interior walls, and cellulose insulation or fiberglass blown-in insulation is pneumatically installed at high density to fill the entire cavity. The holes are patched, and the finished surfaces stay intact. For Aurora homeowners, this means a meaningful upgrade to the building envelope without the cost and disruption of a remodel.
At 5,471 feet of elevation, Aurora’s climate demands year-round thermal resistance from every surface of the home — not just the attic. Heating degree days on the Front Range push heating loads hard from October through April, and under-insulated wall cavities bleed conditioned air at a rate that attic insulation alone cannot offset. Dense-pack loose-fill insulation installed in wall cavities delivers R-value per inch that compounds across every exterior wall, reducing the total load on your HVAC system. Homes in IECC Climate Zone 5 require high-performance insulation assemblies, and wall cavities are the most overlooked gap in meeting that standard.
Level Up Insulation Co. performs these wall cavity upgrades across Aurora using calibrated pneumatic installation equipment that ensures consistent installed density — typically 3.5 lbs per cubic foot for cellulose — which prevents settling and eliminates air sealing bypasses within the cavity. This is not a DIY rental-blower job. It requires BPI certification-level knowledge of pressure dynamics, cavity geometry, and material behavior to get right the first time.
Why Aurora
TYPES OF Blown-In INSULATION
Blown-In Insulation Options for Aurora Homes
Fiberglass Blown-In Insulation
- R-value per inch: R-3.2
- Depth to R-49: ~15 inches
- Material: Recycled newsprint, fire-treated
- Air resistance: Excellent — resists air movement better
- Moisture sensitivity: More sensitive — keep dry
- Cost: Lower
- Best for Aurora: Primary recommendation for attic floors
Cellulose Blown-In — Recommended for Aurora
- R-value per inch: R-2.2
- Depth to R-49: ~22 inches
- Material: Sand/glass fibers, recycled content
- Air resistance: Good
- Moisture sensitivity: Moisture-tolerant
- Cost: Slightly higher per R-value unit
- Best for Aurora: Top-off over existing fiberglass; humid environments
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Where Level Up Installs Blown-In Insulation in Aurora
Blown-In Attic Insulation Aurora — Primary Application
Aurora homeowners lose conditioned air through uninsulated wall cavities every day — and most don’t realize it because the problem is hidden behind finished drywall. At 5,471 feet on the Colorado Front Range, heating degree days push HVAC systems hard from October through April, and walls with empty or degraded cavities bleed heat directly to the exterior.
Dense-Pack Wall Blown-In Insulation Aurora
Level Up Insulation Co. starts every Aurora, CO project with a diagnostic assessment of your existing building envelope.
1995–2010 Production Homes (Saddle Rock, Eagle Bend, Sterling Hills)
Walls in Major Renovations
When wall cavities are opened for renovation in Aurora homes, dense-pack blown-in cellulose in wall cavities is a more effective option than standard batts, filling every void and providing better air resistance. This is particularly worth considering in older Aurora homes where original wall insulation may be absent entirely. For wall cavity insulation decisions, see our batt insulation in Aurora guide for the full picture.
Most Aurora Blown-In Insulation completed in one day
Blown-In Insulation Installation Process in Aurora
Free Insulation Assessment
We measure existing R-value, inspect for air leakage opportunities, assess ventilation, and confirm Xcel Energy rebate eligibility.
Xcel Energy Pre-Approval
We provide the customer with necessary information for them to submit pre-approval for qualifying Aurora projects before scheduling installation.
Air Sealing
All attic floor penetrations, can lights, top plate gaps, and bypasses are sealed before any insulation is installed. Documented photographically.
Machine Installation
Commercial blowing equipment installs insulation at specified density and depth.
Depth Verification
Final depth measured and photographed at multiple points per Xcel Energy documentation requirements.
Cost in Aurora, CO
Blown-In Insulation Cost in Aurora, CO
Blown-in attic insulation in Aurora is typically charged per square foot installed. A Aurora attic blown in insulation project with air sealing and cellulose blown-in can range in price depending on the materials used. Aurora homeowners often qualify for the Xcel energy rebate of $500-1,500.
The average Aurora homeowner saves $50–$150+ per Month (for the next 20+ years) in heating and cooling costs after a proper blown-in attic upgrade. At those savings, the net project cost pays back in 2–3 years. The insulation then delivers energy savings for the next 20+ years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our Blown-In Insulation
Aurora sits at 5,471 feet on the Colorado Front Range, where heating degree days drive significant energy demand from October through April and summer afternoon heat pushes attic temperatures past 140°F. Blown-in insulation installed via pneumatic installation fills irregular joist bays, around wiring, and over existing settled insulation — delivering continuous thermal resistance that batt products can’t match in older Aurora homes. For wall cavities, the drill-and-fill method lets us dense-pack cellulose insulation or fiberglass blown-in insulation through small holes without removing drywall. That means your building envelope gets upgraded with minimal disruption to finished living spaces. Learn more about our full approach on our Aurora insulation services page.
Most Aurora attic insulation projects range from $1,500 to $3,500 depending on square footage, existing insulation condition, and target R-value. IECC Climate Zone 5 requires a minimum of R-49 in attic spaces, and many Aurora homes built before 2000 fall well short of that threshold. The good news: Xcel Energy rebate programs can offset a meaningful portion of your investment. As a qualified trade partner, Level Up Insulation Co. helps you navigate the rebate application so you capture every dollar available. We provide a detailed, line-item estimate before any work begins — request your Aurora attic insulation quote here.
Our BPI-certified crews start with a pre-installation assessment, measuring existing insulation depth and identifying air sealing bypasses that would undermine new material. For attic work, loose-fill insulation is fed through a pneumatic installation machine and distributed evenly to the target installed depth — typically 16 to 19 inches for R-49 coverage. Wall cavity upgrades use the drill-and-fill method: we bore small holes into each stud bay, dense-pack cellulose insulation to roughly 3.5 lb/ft³ density, then patch and finish. Most Aurora homes are completed in a single day with no interior demolition. See how this fits into a broader plan on our Aurora insulation overview page.
Three reliable indicators: your energy bills spike during Colorado Front Range winters despite a functioning furnace, rooms feel noticeably colder near exterior walls, or a visual attic check reveals insulation that barely covers the joists. Settled insulation is extremely common in Aurora homes 15+ years old — cellulose can lose 10–20% of its installed depth over time, dropping your effective R-value well below the R-49 required by IECC Climate Zone 5 standards. If your attic insulation measures under 12 inches, you’re almost certainly underinsulated. Level Up Insulation Co. offers a no-cost evaluation to measure what you have and recommend exactly what you need. Schedule your Aurora attic insulation assessment today.
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