Products, materials, and performance
Insulation products are not one size fits all, especially in hot, humid South Florida. This hub breaks down the insulation types Atlas uses, what each product is best for, and where it performs best in your home or building.
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This page is a product and materials guide, not a generic service pitch. Use it to shortlist the right insulation type, then jump into the matching service page for details and pricing.
South Florida performance usually comes down to air leakage control and moisture behavior. Spray foam options often excel here, while other products can be ideal when ventilation, budget, or assembly design matters most.
Explore: open cell and closed cell spray foam.
Attics, walls, metal buildings, and crawl spaces behave differently. This hub maps products to the most common applications so you can avoid overspending on the wrong material or underperforming with the wrong install method.
Start with: insulation services or service areas.
Choosing the right material can reduce HVAC runtime, improve comfort, and support long term efficiency goals. If you are exploring incentives, pair this hub with our tax credit resource.
Use this quick guide to narrow down options, then request an estimate for a recommendation based on your building assembly and goals.
If you are comparing options, the right question is not only R value. It is how the product behaves with air movement, moisture, and the location of the insulation in the building.
For general guidance on insulation and air sealing, Energy Star has a useful overview: Energy Star insulation and air sealing guidance.
For project types, see new construction and retrofit insulation.
This hub helps you understand the materials. The service pages cover scope, install approach, and what to expect on the job.
Upgrade older insulation, improve comfort, and reduce hot spots with a plan tailored to your existing home.
Retrofit insulation servicesNew builds need clean scheduling, code alignment, and the right product for the assembly and climate.
New construction insulationIf insulation is contaminated, damaged, or underperforming, removal and replacement can reset performance.
Insulation removal and replacementQuick answers for the most common product selection questions we hear from homeowners and businesses.
It depends on your attic design, ventilation, and whether air sealing is a priority. Spray foam and blown in insulation are common attic solutions, with different strengths based on the goal and assembly.
Start here: blown in insulation and open cell spray foam.
Rigid foam can be a strong option when you need continuous coverage and better control over thermal bridging, especially when paired with proper sealing and moisture management.
Learn more: rigid foam insulation.
Open cell is often chosen for interior assemblies and sound control, while closed cell is often chosen for higher R value per inch and added moisture resistance in specific applications.
Compare: open cell vs closed cell.
Some projects may qualify depending on product ratings and program requirements. Review our resource page, then confirm eligibility during your estimate.
Tell us your property type and goals and we will recommend the best material and install approach for your project.