
Insulation
Attics, walls, rim joists, and rooflines, in existing homes and new construction.


Attics, walls, rim joists, and rooflines, in existing homes and new construction.

Closets, pantries, laundry rooms, and garages, in existing homes or new construction.

Formed on site, hung to the measured run, with downspouts placed to move water away.
Why Thermal Shop
Some projects need a practical, budget-minded path. Others start with demanding energy goals. We handle both by starting with the building, the customer, and the result—not the most expensive product.
We explain the tradeoffs, recommend the right scope, and install it the way the plan calls for. We arrive prepared, protect the jobsite, and finish what we said we would.
Locally owned and accountable, from the first conversation through closeout.

We look at the plans, the assembly, and the performance target—not only the product going into the cavity.
A practical, budget-conscious scope can be the right answer. So can a carefully detailed high-performance system. We explain the difference and build for the goal.
Clear handoffs, prepared crews, and accurate communication help the work move when it is supposed to move.
We do what we said we would do, stay involved when questions arise, and care how the customer feels at closeout.
Building science, close at hand
Thermal Shop’s sister company, Energy Ratings Group—ERG—provides HERS ratings and building-performance testing. That relationship helps keep the wider building system in view: how insulation, air sealing, mechanical systems, and leakage affect the result together.
For a straightforward project, that perspective supports a clear scope and good value. For a high-performance home, it means working with people who are comfortable discussing ambitious goals, detailed assemblies, and measured results.
A HERS rating evaluates a home’s energy performance through plan review, onsite inspection, and diagnostic testing performed by qualified raters.
Visit Energy Ratings Group (opens in a new tab)Start with the project
Whether the priority is budget, comfort, energy performance, or a cleaner finish, the right conversation starts with what the project actually needs.