For homeowners
Residential insulation
For homeowners and home builders working on existing homes, additions, remodels, and new houses.
- Comfort through hot summers and cold nights
- Remodels and new construction
- Options explained in plain language
Insulation services
Insulation services for New Mexico homes and buildings.
Omni Insulation provides blown-in, batt, and mechanical insulation for residential and commercial projects, from remodels to new construction. Start with a conversation about your project.
- Blown-in & batts
- Mechanical insulation
- Remodels & new construction
Every project is different
The right insulation work depends on the building.
Two buildings that look alike can need very different insulation work. The approach is shaped by how the building is built, what is already in place, and what you want to improve.
These are the questions that usually come up first.
Building type
A single-family home, an addition, a warehouse, and an office each raise different questions.
Existing conditions
What insulation is already there, its condition, and how the space is used today.
Remodel or new construction
Open framing during construction allows different options than a finished, occupied building being remodeled.
Comfort and performance goals
Whether the priority is steadier temperatures, problem rooms, or a building that holds heat and cool air better.
Access and installation area
How easily the attic, walls, ceilings, or other areas can be reached affects which methods are practical.
Services
Insulation services from Omni.
Omni Insulation provides blown-in, batt, and mechanical insulation for residential and commercial buildings, on remodels and new construction.
Insulation
Insulation installed in the walls, ceilings, and attics of homes and buildings.
Blown-in insulation
Loose insulation is blown into place with a hose, which helps cover open areas and irregular or hard-to-reach spaces. Which areas it suits depends on the building.
Available for
- Residential
- Commercial
- Remodels
- New construction
Batt insulation
Pre-sized batts are fitted between studs, joists, or rafters. They are commonly used where framing is open and accessible, such as during new construction or a remodel.
Available for
- Residential
- Commercial
- Remodels
- New construction
Mechanical insulation
A separate service from insulating the building itself.
Mechanical insulation
Omni provides mechanical insulation: insulation for a building’s mechanical systems, rather than its walls, ceilings, and attics. The systems and scope involved are discussed project by project, so tell Omni what your project includes.
Project types
Omni works on remodels and new construction.
Remodels
Insulation for existing homes and buildings being remodeled or improved, planned around what is already in place and what you want to change.
Available for
- Residential
- Commercial
New construction
Insulation planned with the builder or contractor and installed while walls, ceilings, and attics are open, before interior finishes go in.
Available for
- Residential
- Commercial
Which service and approach fit your project is discussed after Omni learns about the building. For mechanical insulation, the specific systems and scope are confirmed for each project.
Residential and commercial insulation
Choose the path that fits your building.
Homes and commercial buildings call for different planning, schedules, and conversations. Each has its own page with more detail.
For project teams
Commercial insulation
For contractors, property owners, developers, and facility managers planning commercial work.
- Commercial buildings and warehouses
- Remodels and new construction
- Coordination with schedules and other trades
How projects start
Finding the right approach for your project.
Because every building is different, the work starts by understanding the project before recommending anything.
Tell us about the project
Share the building, the areas involved, and what you want to improve.
Review the building
Omni looks at the spaces and conditions that affect the work.
Choose an approach
Discuss which insulation approach fits the building and why.
Prepare an estimate
Receive an estimate to review, with time for your questions.
Schedule the work
Plan installation around your household or project schedule.
Steps may vary by project. Omni will explain how your project will be handled when you get in touch.
Request an estimate
Let’s talk about your project.
Tell us about your home or building and the work you have in mind. Omni will follow up to discuss the right approach and your estimate.
Contact Omni Insulation
- Contact
- Pedro RiveroEstimator
- Phone
- (505) 804-4559
- Service area
- Based in Albuquerque, serving customers throughout New Mexico.