# Aurora Insulation Pros > Official Aurora Insulation Pros business agent. Aurora Insulation Pros is an insulation contractor in Aurora, Colorado, offering attic, wall, crawl space… ## Ask it a question Aurora Insulation Pros answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/aurorainsulationcontractor. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_aurorainsulationcontractor and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Aurora Insulation Pros The about page says Aurora Insulation Pros has professionally insulated and weatherized thousands of homes and businesses and works with all types of quality insulation products. It states that its experienced technicians have a combined total experience of over 26 years and are trained and certified to complete every job. The homepage adds that the company is fully insured and certified to install the right insulation in the right amounts and in the right places. What the website does not publish about credentials: there is no Colorado contractor licence number, no city of Aurora registration number, no named certification body or programme, no insurance carrier or policy details, no bonding information, no year the company was founded, no owner or staff names, no headcount, and no trade association memberships. The words certified and insured appear, but nothing that lets a customer verify them, so a caller who needs a licence or insurance number should ask the company for it directly. The published process has three steps. First, contact the company to schedule a time for an on-site insulation evaluation, which the site calls a free insulation inspection; the team inspects the property and asks questions to understand the problem. Second, they review the findings, present recommendations and the estimate, and help the customer decide which insulation services fit their needs and budget. Third, they schedule a time for the team to complete the insulation project. No warranty or guarantee terms are published for the company's own work. To contact them, call 720-776-2710 or use the contact form on the site. Source: https://www.aurorainsulationcontractor.com/about-us/ ## What Aurora Insulation Pros does Aurora Insulation Pros is an insulation contractor based in Aurora, Colorado. The website lists these insulation services: roof and attic insulation, crawl space insulation, wall insulation, basement insulation, garage insulation, spray foam insulation, blown-in insulation, fiberglass insulation, and insulation removal. Both home insulation and commercial insulation are offered, and the site says the same list of services is available to homeowners and to businesses. On insulation types, the site says the company works with both open-cell and closed-cell spray foam; with blown-in (loose fill) fiberglass or cellulose; and with fiberglass, which it describes as coming in rolls (batt) that can be cut to shape or in blown-in loose-fill form. The roof and attic page names spray foam, loose fill (blown-in) and fiberglass batt as the options it installs in attics. The commercial insulation page says the company services metal buildings, offices, schools, hospitals, churches, warehouses, steel storage facilities, food production facilities, hotels and motels, and coolers and freezers. The website does not publish a price list, rates or fees for these services, and it does not publish a services menu with per-service costs. It states that every service starts with a free insulation inspection, after which the company reviews its findings and presents an estimate. To contact the company or book an appointment, the phone number given is 720-776-2710 and a contact form is on the site. Anyone who needs a price or a quote for a specific service should ask the company directly rather than assume a figure. Source: https://www.aurorainsulationcontractor.com/ ## Where Aurora Insulation Pros works the website says Aurora Insulation Pros serves Aurora, CO and the surrounding areas, and that despite the name the company serves all of the Colorado front range, including Denver. It refers to its team as Denver insulation contractors as well as Aurora insulation contractors. No list of individual suburbs, ZIP codes or a travel radius is published, so anyone outside Aurora or Denver should confirm coverage for their address before booking. Address, as published in the site footer: 13021 E 21st Ave y145, Aurora, CO 80045. 720-776-2710, also shown as (720) 776-2710. A contact form appears on the site with the line "Call us at 720-776-2710 or fill out this form to get your free insulation estimate." the website does not publish business hours or opening times anywhere. It does not say whether the company is open on weekends, and it does not list emergency or after-hours availability. Anyone who needs to know when the office is open should ask when they call. To book or schedule an appointment, the site directs customers to contact the company to schedule a free on-site insulation inspection or evaluation. Both home insulation and commercial insulation estimates are described as free. There is no online booking calendar and no self-serve scheduling tool on the site; the phone number and the contact form are the two routes given. Lists Aurora and Denver as a location. Names Colorado, Aurora, and Denver as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.aurorainsulationcontractor.com/ ## Prices The roof and attic insulation page describes three materials the company installs in attics. Spray foam, also called polyurethane foam (SPF), is sprayed onto surfaces and dries in place; the page says it works with both open-cell and closed-cell spray foam and that spray foam tends to be a bit more expensive than traditional insulation services depending on where and how much is needed. Loose fill, or blown-in insulation, is the second option. Fiberglass batt is the third, described as the traditional form that comes in rolls and can be cut to shape to fit around ceiling joists and rafters, and as a low-cost option that is moisture resistant and fire resistant. The page's FAQ publishes two figures. On cost, it says the cost to insulate an attic depends on the square footage of the attic, the current material being removed, attic accessibility and debris level, and that its services usually cost customers between $3-6k. That is the only price range published anywhere on the site, it applies to attic work, and it is described as a usual range rather than a quote. On duration, it says most projects can be completed in around 2-5 days. The FAQ defines R-value as how well insulation restricts heat flow, but it does not publish an R-value target, an R-value recommendation, or a required R-value for attics in Aurora or anywhere in Colorado. Estimates are free. To get pricing for a specific attic, book an on-site inspection by calling 720-776-2710 or by using the contact form on the site. Aurora Insulation Pros does not publish a price list, rate card or fee schedule. The one published cost figure anywhere on the site is on the roof and attic page, where the FAQ says attic insulation services usually cost customers between $3-6k, and lists square footage, the current material being removed, attic accessibility and debris level as what the cost depends on. That range is specific to attic work and is not a quote. No prices, rates or fees are published for wall, crawl space, basement, garage, spray foam, blown-in, fiberglass or commercial insulation, and no minimum charge, call-out fee or financing terms appear on the site. the site repeatedly offers a free insulation estimate and a free insulation inspection or evaluation, for both homes and businesses. The published sequence is that the company comes to the property, inspects it and asks questions, then reviews its findings, presents recommendations and the estimate, and then schedules the work. So the way to get a price or a quote is to book that free on-site visit by calling 720-776-2710 or by filling in the contact form. the homepage has a section headed "Save with the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit" that mentions a federal tax credit of up to $1,200 per year and says the 25C tax credit lets you claim 30% of the cost of eligible insulation materials and installation in your home, linking to the IRS page at https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/energy-efficient-home-improvement-credit. The site does not say whether any particular customer, property or product qualifies, and it publishes no utility or state rebate program, rebate amount or rebate application process. Eligibility questions belong with the IRS or a tax professional, not with an assumption. Source: https://www.aurorainsulationcontractor.com/roof-attic-installers/ ## Insulation removal service and how long it takes Aurora Insulation Pros offers insulation removal in Aurora, CO, alongside installation. The removal page says the company removes old insulation from places such as attics, walls, crawl spaces and basements, uses removal equipment and methods intended to contain dust and airborne particles without disturbing the property, removes the insulation thoroughly so the space is a clean slate for the next project, and then disposes of the old insulation using environmentally safe methods. The reasons the page gives for removing old insulation are that compressed, water-stained or mold- or mildew-coated insulation affects indoor air, that old insulation can attract pests such as rodents, birds and insects, and that outdated insulation lets dust, dirt and pollen through cracks and holes. Two timing answers are published in the FAQ. For attic insulation removal, the page does not give a number and says the time depends on the size of the attic, the amount of insulation, and the insulation type. For foam insulation removal, it says removal may take anywhere from 1-3 days depending on the location, surface area and type. The removal process follows the same three steps as the rest of the company's work: contact them to schedule an on-site insulation evaluation, then a time is scheduled for the team to remove the old insulation, then the space is ready to be prepped for new insulation. No removal price, cost, rate or fee is published. To get an estimate or to book, call 720-776-2710 or submit the contact form. Source: https://www.aurorainsulationcontractor.com/insulation-removal/ ## Spray foam insulation: open-cell and closed-cell, published R-values The spray foam insulation page says that many spray insulation contractors only offer open cell or closed cell insulation, and that Aurora Insulation Pros works with both types. Spray foam can be used for walls, attics, ceilings and floors, and the site notes it also seals small cracks and holes. The page's FAQ is the only place on the site that publishes R-value numbers. It defines R-value as how well insulation restricts heat flow, and says the higher the R-value, the more effective it will be at insulating. It then states that most open-cell spray foam has an R-value of around 3.5 per inch, while closed-cell foam can go up to around 6.5 per inch. Those are stated as general figures for the material, not as a specification for any particular installation, and no total assembly R-value is published. On the difference between the two, the site says open-cell spray foam is more pliable, which makes it easier to work with for future installations like cords, wires and cables, and that it has a high expansion rate that can fill harder-to-reach areas. Closed-cell spray foam is described as more rigid, more durable, with a higher R-value, and as a good fit for exposed walls, garage doors and crawl spaces. The page also confirms the company offers spray foam insulation removal, and notes spray foam can take more time and effort to remove because the material adheres to surfaces. No price, cost or rate for spray foam is published. Call 720-776-2710 or use the contact form to schedule a free estimate. Source: https://www.aurorainsulationcontractor.com/spray-foam-companies/ ## What Aurora Insulation Pros has not published yet These are things people ask Aurora Insulation Pros that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - energy savings amounts or payback - rebate or tax credit eligibility - licence, certification or insurance details - warranty or guarantee terms - r-value targets or code compliance - project timelines for a specific job Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.aurorainsulationcontractor.com