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Insulation & Soundproofing in Montreal

Warmer winters, cooler summers and quieter rooms: insulation, air sealing and soundproofing for houses, condos and plexes.

✦ Air Sealing
Air sealing first.
✦ Quieter Rooms
Quieter floors and walls.
✦ Lower Bills
Lower heating bills.

Insulation and soundproofing

Comfort You Can Feel in Every Season.

Renovated room with new walls

Home Renovation Contractors insulates and soundproofs homes across Greater Montreal, Laval, Longueuil and the North and South Shores.

Heat escapes mostly through air leaks, attics and uninsulated basement walls. Sealing leaks and insulating the right places usually does more for comfort than any single upgrade.

In plexes and condos, noise travels through floors and shared walls. Soundproofing works by combining mass, decoupling (resilient channels) and insulation in the cavity.

Financial help may be available for eligible energy work, through programs such as the Quebec government’s Rénoclimat and Hydro-Québec’s LogisVert; criteria change, so check before starting. Related: drywall and basement renovation.

AtticsBlown-in insulation and air sealing.
WallsInsulation during renovations.
BasementsBelow-grade walls insulated correctly.
Floors & wallsSoundproofing between units.

When it is time

Signs Your Home Needs Better Insulation.

Comfort problems usually point to air leaks or missing insulation.

Cold floors and rooms

Uninsulated basements or overhangs.

Drafts near outlets and trim

Air leaking through walls.

Ice dams on the roof

Heat escaping into the attic.

High heating bills

Energy lost through the envelope.

Footsteps and voices from upstairs

Little sound insulation between floors.

Street noise

Thin walls or leaky windows.

What we do

Insulation and Soundproofing Services.

We start by finding where heat and sound get through, then fix those places.

Drywall and wall preparation

Wall and basement insulation

Insulation and vapour control in walls opened during renovation and on below-grade basement walls.

✓ Warmer, drier rooms.

Planning insulation work on site

Attic insulation and air sealing

Air leaks sealed at the ceiling, then insulation added to the right depth with ventilation preserved.

✓ Fewer ice dams, lower bills.

Open-concept condo living space

Soundproofing

Floors and shared walls between units: insulation, resilient channels and acoustic underlays.

✓ Quieter plexes and condos.

Air sealingGaps at plates, pipes and outlets.
Rim joistsA common, cheap heat-loss fix.
DocumentationProduct sheets for incentives.

Choosing materials

Insulation Types Compared.

Each material fits a different part of the house.

MaterialBest forNote
Mineral wool battsWalls, soundproofingFire-resistant, good acoustics
Blown-in cellulose or fibreAtticsFills gaps over large areas
Spray foamRim joists, irregular areasAlso air-seals
Rigid foam boardsBasement wallsContinuous insulation on concrete

Below-grade walls need an approach that controls moisture, not only insulation.

Step by step

How an Insulation Project Unfolds.

Air sealing comes before insulation, always.

Before work

Visit and assessment

We look for drafts, cold areas and noise paths.

Before work

Written scope

Areas, materials and target performance listed.

Day 1

Protection

Work areas protected and ventilated.

Work

Air sealing

Leaks sealed at plates, penetrations and rim joists.

Work

Insulation

Insulation installed to the planned depth or thickness.

Finish

Close and finish

Vapour control, drywall and finishes where walls were opened.

Handover

Walkthrough

Work reviewed and documents provided.

Before you compare quotes

What Drives the Cost of Insulation.

Cost depends on access, area and whether walls are already open.

Access

Open walls are far cheaper to insulate than finished ones.

Area and depth

Attic size and target R-value.

Material

Spray foam costs more than batts or blown-in.

Soundproofing assembly

Resilient channels and extra layers add labour.

Preparation

Removing old insulation or finishes.

Incentives

Eligible work may qualify for programs.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions.

More answers: home renovation FAQ →

Where should I insulate first?

Usually air sealing and the attic, then basement walls and rim joists. A visit shows where your home loses the most heat.

Can soundproofing stop all noise between floors?

It greatly reduces it. Combining insulation, resilient channels and an acoustic underlay is more effective than any single product.

Are there subsidies for insulation in Quebec?

Programs such as Rénoclimat and Hydro-Québec’s LogisVert may support eligible energy work. Criteria change, so check before starting.

Do I need to open my walls to insulate?

Not always. Attics and basements are usually accessible; insulating finished walls is easiest during a renovation.

Will insulation reduce my heating bills?

Air sealing and insulation reduce heat loss, which usually lowers heating costs and improves comfort.

Is spray foam better than batts?

Each has its place: spray foam also air-seals awkward areas; mineral wool is excellent in walls and for soundproofing.

Get started

Planning Insulation or Soundproofing?

Tell us which rooms are cold or noisy and how old the home is. We will come back with a clear, itemized estimate.

  • Rooms or areas concerned
  • Type of home (house, plex, condo)
  • Photos of the attic or basement

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Customer Support & Office

📞 1833-807-6660

✉️ [email protected]

📍 3583 rue Ignace, Laval, QC H7P 3R4

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