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Insulation in West Palm Beach, FL
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Insulation in West Palm Beach, FL

Cardinal Insulation is based in Boca Raton and runs crews north to West Palm Beach. We upgrade hot attics in El Cid, Flamingo Park, Old Northwood, Grandview Heights, Prospect Park, and the downtown CityPlace towers.

Same crew, same-week inspections, no subcontractors. The humidity and attic heat along Dixie Highway, Okeechobee Blvd, and Flagler Drive are exactly what our insulation is built for.

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Local Service Area

Serving West Palm Beach, Florida.

West Palm Beach covers downtown, the Intracoastal, and inland neighborhoods across the county's urban core. Blown-in attic insulation, spray foam, and radiant barriers for ZIPs 33401–33415.

5.0★
Google rating
stars on Google
24/7
Open every hour
365 days a year
37%
Avg. cooling cut
across sealed homes
100%
Local crew
never subcontracted
Lifetime
Warranty
on every workmanship seal
Energy-Saving Guidance · Official Standards

Installed to the standards the government sets.

Every Cardinal blown-in install is specified to the guidance issued by the U.S. Department of Energy, ENERGY STAR, and the Florida Building Commission — the three bodies that define how a South Florida attic should be insulated. We don't guess at R-value. We install to code, document it, and prove it in thermal imaging.

U.S. Department of Energy

R-30 to R-60 for South Florida attics

The DOE recommends R-30 to R-60 of attic insulation for homes in DOE Climate Zone 1 (South Florida), noting that proper insulation is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve energy efficiency and comfort. Cardinal blows to R-38 — the midpoint of the DOE's recommended range for our climate.

DOE — Blown-In & Loose-Fill Insulation
ENERGY STAR

Up to 15% savings on heating & cooling

ENERGY STAR recommends R-30 to R-60 for Florida attics and reports that sealing air leaks and adding insulation can save homeowners up to 15% on heating and cooling costs — and up to 37% when paired with a radiant barrier in South Florida's climate. Cardinal air-seals before every blow so insulation performs at its rated R-value.

ENERGY STAR — Seal & Insulate
Florida Building Commission

R-30 ceiling minimum in the Florida Building Code

The Florida Building Commission administers the Florida Building Code, which sets a minimum ceiling insulation value of R-30 for residential construction in South Florida. Cardinal installs to or above code on every job — and documents compliance with a depth-measurement and FLIR proof report before you pay the balance.

Florida Building Commission — FBC

The Cardinal standard exceeds all three.

We air-seal before we blow, install to R-38 (above the R-30 code floor), document depth at multiple points, and deliver a FLIR thermal proof report — so you can see the install meets DOE, ENERGY STAR, and Florida Building Code guidance before you ever pay the balance.

Air-sealed before insulation
R-38 — above the R-30 code minimum
Depth-measured + FLIR proof report
Verified Trust

Licensed, rated, and code-compliant in West Palm Beach.

Trust isn't a claim — it's documentation. Cardinal is a licensed and insured Florida contractor with a 5.0★ Google rating, a documented FLIR thermal proof report on every install, and full Florida Building Code compliance.

Licensed & Insured — Florida

Cardinal carries Florida contractor licensing and full insurance. Local tri-city crews, never subcontracted, with a lifetime workmanship warranty on every install we touch.

5.0★ on Google — 93 verified reviews

The tri-city's top Google rating. Reviews are the #1 map-pack ranking factor, and our customers document the work — before-and-after FLIR thermal proof on every job.

Florida Building Code Compliant

Every install is specified to the Florida Building Code and IECC Climate Zone 2A — R-30 ceiling minimums, air-leakage limits, and hot-humid moisture management. We document compliance on every job.

FLIR Thermal Proof Report

You see the seal before you pay. A certified thermal-imaging protocol images your attic and ceiling plane before and after install — documented proof, not a claim.

Documented, not promised. Cardinal installs to Florida Building Code minimums, documents depth and FLIR proof on every West Palm Beach job, and backs every install with a lifetime workmanship warranty.

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Owens Corning Certified Installer

ProPink fiberglass, installed to manufacturer spec

FLIR-Certified Thermographers

Before-and-after infrared proof on every job

Licensed & Insured — Florida

Local crews, never subcontracted

Lifetime Workmanship Warranty

Transferable to the next owner

West Palm Beach Coverage

Neighborhoods we serve in West Palm Beach.

El Cid
Flamingo Park
Old Northwood
Grandview Heights
Prospect Park
Southend
Mango Promenade
CityPlace
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Hyper-Local Climate & Code Data

The climate math for West Palm Beach.

Official NOAA normals, Florida Building Code, and U.S. Department of Energy guidance — the data behind every insulation spec we write for this city.

Avg. Summer High
91°F
NOAA 1991–2020 normals
Summer Humidity
77%
Afternoon avg.
Cooling Degree Days
4,250
Annual, base 65°F
Peak Attic Temp
140°F
Uninsulated, summer
Summer Dew Point
74°F
Avg. July
IECC Climate Zone
Zone 1 (Hot-Humid)
Building code zone

Code vs. Cardinal

Florida Building Code minimumR-30
DOE / ENERGY STAR recommendationR-38
What Cardinal installsR-38

We install to the DOE / ENERGY STAR recommendation — above Florida code — because the cooling load in Zone 1 makes the extra depth worth it.

West Palm Beach is recorded at the Palm Beach International Airport NOAA station — one of the warmest in the corridor, with over 4,200 annual cooling degree days. The DOE identifies the attic as the priority insulation surface in IECC Zone 1; Florida Building Code sets R-30 as the ceiling minimum and ENERGY STAR recommends R-38 for the cooling-dominated load.

Source station: West Palm Beach, FL (NOAA COOP 08-9480 / PBIA). Values are rounded from 1991–2020 U.S. Climate Normals and are representative of the station, not a single year.

The Diagnosis

Why West Palm Beach homes lose energy.

These are the six failures we find most often in West Palm Beach attics. Every one of them is measurable on a free FLIR inspection — no guesswork, no upsell.

Older downtown and historic-district homes still running R-11 to R-19 attic insulation
Ceiling planes that were never air sealed — top plates, chases and penetrations all open
Long attic duct runs in larger homes, losing conditioned air before it reaches the far rooms
Radiant heat gain through unshielded west and south roof planes during peak afternoon sun
Uninsulated block walls in mid-century housing stock throughout the city
Airhandler and duct leakage that forces the AC to run continuously to hold setpoint
What You Get

What West Palm Beach property owners get.

The same documented process on every West Palm Beach install — whether it is a single attic top-up or a whole-home retrofit. Nothing below is optional.

  • Free on-site inspection with photographs of existing conditions
  • Written scope: material, R-value per inch, installed depth and square footage
  • Air sealing before insulation, every time
  • Baffles installed to protect soffit intake ventilation
  • Attic hatch weatherstripped and insulated to match the assembly
  • Depth rulers set as documented verification
  • Floor protection, containment and a vacuumed work path
  • Itemized invoice suitable for rebate and tax credit filing
Local Proof

Trusted across West Palm Beach, neighborhood by neighborhood.

One local crew covering all of West Palm Beach, with a 5.0★ rating on Google and verified work on streets you recognize.

5.0· 94 Google reviews
  • Owens Corning Certified Installer
  • FLIR thermal proof report on every job
  • Licensed & insured Florida contractor
Neighborhoods we cover in West Palm Beach
El Cid Flamingo Park Old Northwood Grandview Heights Prospect Park Southend
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The Process

From leak to lock in four moves.

Clinical, documented, and barrier-free. Every Cardinal install follows the same precision sequence — no guesswork, no subcontractors.

Macro spray foam textureFLIR thermal camera screen

01 · Diagnose

FLIR infrared maps every leak and gap in your home's thermal envelope.

02 · Deploy

Closed-cell foam + radiant barrier installed to full R-value, no shortcuts.

03 · Verify

Post-install thermal proof report — you see the sealed shield, not just trust it.

04 · Guarantee

Lifetime workmanship warranty + documented energy savings.

Cool comfortable living room

Get a West Palm Beach insulation quote.

Free, itemized by ZIP code, no obligation. Or call and talk to a local specialist — open 24/7.

(561) 654-7698
Straight Answers

The questions Boca, Delray & Boynton actually ask.

Pricing depends on your home's size and the scope of work. Blown-in attic top-ups are the most affordable option, while closed-cell spray foam costs more because it also acts as a moisture barrier. We give you an itemized quote by ZIP code — no phone tag — and most homeowners recover the cost in a few years on cooling savings.

Florida code calls for a minimum of R-30 in the ceiling. We blow to R-38 — above code — because South Florida's heat gain makes the extra depth worth it. We'll measure your existing depth for free and tell you exactly what you need.

Most blown-in attic top-ups are finished in a single day. Spray foam and larger whole-home retrofits can take one to two days. We protect your living space, clean up, and hand you a FLIR proof report before you pay the balance.

Yes. We serve all of West Palm Beach — from El Cid and Flamingo Park to Old Northwood, Grandview Heights, Prospect Park, and the CityPlace / downtown corridor. Same local crew, same-week scheduling.

Yes. The instant quote by ZIP code is free with no obligation. If you want a FLIR thermal inspection, that's free too — we document every attic before we recommend anything.

The Territory

Serving the Boca–Delray–Boynton corridor.

From the Boca inlet to Boynton's western estates — every hot zone below is a home we sealed this year. This is our local service area.

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ZIPs served
33432 · 33486 · 33487 · 33496
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