Comfort 1st Insulation is a full-service insulation contractor serving southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Homeowners with a furnace running nonstop through January and business owners heating drafty warehouse space both turn to us for blown-in insulation that holds heat where it belongs. Our team installs fiberglass, cellulose, spray foam, and radiant barrier systems, and our contractors are licensed, insured, and use only top-quality materials from trusted brands. Is your furnace or air conditioner working overtime to either heat or cool your home? If so, we can help. We offer a free consultation where one of our team members will visit your home or business to investigate potential problems with your insulation, then recommend the blown-in insulation plan that fits the building.
Waunakee, Wisconsin is home to roughly 15,000 residents and sits about 13 miles north of Madison in Dane County. The village name is believed to mean “fair and pleasant valley,” and locals proudly call it “The Only Waunakee in the World.” The historic railroad depot on Main Street, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, remains a favorite landmark and now houses the Waunakee Area Chamber of Commerce. Six Mile Creek winds through town toward Lake Mendota, and working farms still surround the village on nearly every side.
Property owners across Waunakee and the surrounding areas count on us for insulation installation and removal, home energy assessments, attic restoration, ice dam control, and fresh air ventilation systems. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, so we offer a lifetime warranty and satisfaction guarantee, and we get the job done right the first time. We service the Waunakee area and beyond, and our certified professionals design each blown-in insulation system around the building it protects. After you contact us, we work around your schedule to set up an in-home appointment, then assess your home and provide an estimate. Quality blown-in insulation means quieter rooms, steadier temperatures in every season, and lower utility bills for years to come.
