Mission Hills, CA

Insulation Contractor in Mission Hills

Low-pitch roofs, hot attics, and more than one unit on the lot

An Established Neighborhood, Getting Denser

Mission Hills is an established area with homes from the 1940s, 50s and 60s. It is getting denser as ADUs and multifamily go up, and many owners now have multiple units on their lot. It is also very hot.

Low-Pitch Roofs Run Hot

Many of the 1950s homes here have low-pitch roofs that were originally rock roofs (tar and gravel). Low-pitch attics run hotter, so insulation alone is often not the whole answer.

These homes often need Attic Ventilation work along with the insulation upgrade.

Attic ventilation work in progress

Ventilation Plus Insulation

One Lot, Several Units

If you have a main house plus an ADU or other units, we can evaluate them together and recommend what makes sense for each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my low-pitch roof attic get so hot?
Many 1950s Mission Hills homes have low-pitch roofs that were originally rock (tar and gravel) roofs. Low-pitch attics run hotter, so they often need attic ventilation work along with the insulation upgrade.
I have more than one unit on my lot. Can you do all of them?
Yes. Many Mission Hills owners have multiple units on their lot, and we can look at each one.
What else can be done besides the attic?
Depending on your goals: subfloor and crawl space, walls, and rodent proofing.
Can I get the LADWP attic insulation rebate?
Mission Hills is part of the City of Los Angeles, so homes there are generally LADWP electric customers and may qualify for the LADWP attic insulation rebate. We pull the permit, prepare the rebate paperwork and photos, and schedule the inspection. Program rules change, so confirm the current terms with LADWP before the project.

Free Evaluation in Mission Hills

Tell us about your house, or your whole lot, and we will recommend what fits.

Get Your Free Estimateor call (818) 979-5857