About our Yakima insulation contractor business
From framing houses to insulating them in Yakima
I spent years as a framing carpenter before I switched to insulation and started this business in Yakima in 2017. Framing taught me how a house goes together. Insulation showed me how much good work gets wasted when air and water get around it, like fresh fill laid over a soaked spot or a gap left open around the attic hatch.
Today we're an insulation contractor in Yakima, WA, best known for getting an attic or crawl space ready before anything new goes in. Our calls come from homeowners with cold rooms and a high power bill, landlords looking after rentals, and some property managers with commercial buildings. What I care about is that the money you spend turns into a house that's more comfortable to live in, which is why I'll tell you plainly when a job isn't ready yet. You can see the work we do from our home page.
What working with us looks like at your house
Here's what you'll notice when we work on your house, from the day I come out to look until our crew packs up and I've checked the work.
Problems get fixed before insulation goes in
We deal with leaks, damp spots and old wiring first, because new insulation over a wet or drafty spot just hides the trouble. When it's something that isn't ours to fix, like a roof leak or old fill that needs testing, we stop and tell you straight.
The person who looks at your house answers your questions
I come out myself to look at the job and write the estimate, so your questions go to someone who's actually been up in your attic or down in your crawl space. Ask as many as you like, and if a sketch on the back of the estimate helps, I'll draw one.
A carpenter's eye on what's behind your walls
Years of framing means I know what's behind your ceilings, walls and floors before we open anything up. Our crew does the install while I'm on site checking it, so the vents at the edges of the attic stay clear and the framing can stay dry.
Licensing and insurance for insulation work in Washington
Washington contractor registration
Washington requires every construction contractor to register with the state Department of Labor & Industries and to carry a bond and liability insurance. The insurance minimum is $200,000 in public liability and $50,000 in property damage, or $250,000 as a combined limit.
Licensed and insured
Licensed and insured, and satisfaction guaranteed on every job. If your job needs a permit, we take care of the application with the city or county office that covers your address, and if we're not sure yet whether it does, we tell you that up front and find out.
Serving Yakima and 7 Surrounding Cities
Service areas in Yakima and nearby cities
C&D Yakima Insulation Solutions is based in Yakima, Washington, and our crew works across the city and in the cities around it, including Selah and Union Gap. The 8 areas below each have their own page, and if your city isn't listed, call us or send a message through our contact page and ask.
Call or email us about your attic or crawl space
Want a Yakima insulation contractor to look at your attic?
I come out myself, see what's up there and write a free estimate with no obligation, and we get back to you within one business day of your call or message.