Six members of the G&S Insulating team standing in front of a company truck in Arkansas.

Multifamily Building Insulation Installation

Every owner of a multifamily building knows that keeping their residents happy and their operating costs low are top priorities. Creating and maintaining an energy efficient building is essential to accomplishing these goals and producing a comfortable living environment. The best way to improve your building’s energy efficiency is with proper insulation. A poorly insulated apartment or condo can lead to higher energy costs and an unhealthy atmosphere. Properly insulating your multifamily building will benefit you and your tenants in many ways:

  • You’ll both save money on your energy bills.

  • Healthier air will be distributed throughout the building and units.

  • Help improve the environment and lessen your building’s carbon dioxide emissions by using less energy and reducing waste wherever possible.

  • Your commitment to improved energy efficiency will attract new tenants.

  • Insulation absorbs sound so residents can enjoy better sound insulation between apartments.

Two G&S Insulating trucks parked in front of new commercial construction in Little Rock, Arkansas.

We offer a variety of insulation choices to suit your condo or apartment insulation needs.

Since 2001, we have worked with owners and builders of multifamily buildings all over the Jonesboro, Springdale, and Little Rock areas. Each customer knows that their project is important, and that’s why they receive the highest quality insulation installation using the best insulation products available.

Cellulose Insulation

Cellulose insulation is made from recycled newspaper that is treated with nonhazardous chemicals to create a fire-resistant, pest-proof insulation that is safe and eco-friendly. It can be blown into open cavities such as walls of new construction or densely packed into closed cavities such as finished walls and is ideal for closed off spaces such as attics, basements, and ceilings. Cellulose is an effective way to improve insulation in apartment buildings and is used in a similar manner to fiberglass 

Worker spraying cellulose insulation in walls.

Fiberglass Insulation

Fiberglass insulation is the most widely used apartment and condominium insulation type. It comes in batts and loose-fill and is useful in many insulation projects. Made from recycled glass, it is ideal for insulating apartment walls, ceilings, and attics. It provides excellent fire ratings, soundproofing, and insulation properties. We offer several options for condominium or apartment insulation installation, including BIBS. BIBS is the Blown-In Blanket System method. It utilizes a mesh covering in open walls to blow in and densely pack loose fill fiberglass to effectively insulate apartment walls. 

Fiberglass insulation in walls and ceiling.

Spray Foam Insulation

Spray foam insulation is the ideal two-in-one product. It is sprayed onto surfaces as a liquid then quickly expands and hardens to both insulate and air seal in one step. This combination of air sealing and insulating increases comfort in commercial buildings while reducing energy consumption. It is a reliable and long-lasting condominium insulation choice that can help increase your building’s strength and stability during high winds and severe storms.

Spray foam installed in the walls and ceiling of new construction.

We Are Here to Meet Your Insulation Needs

At G&S Insulating, we know every multifamily building is unique and has a variety of insulating needs. When your multifamily building is properly insulated, tenants and owners will enjoy their living spaces much more than before. From installing sound insulation between floors to adding apartment wall insulation, our dedicated team is committed to helping you find the best insulation choice for your multifamily project. Whether you are constructing new apartment buildings, repairing an apartment insulation problem, or retrofitting your multifamily building with updated apartment insulation we are the ones to call. To discuss which insulation product is best for your Jonesboro, Springdale, or Little Rock multifamily building.