Choosing the right spray foam insulation contractor is a big deal for your Okanagan home. It affects your comfort, energy bills, and the health of your house. You need a team that understands our climate—the hot, smoky summers and the sudden winter cold snaps.
Picking an insulation contractor is about finding a partner who understands building science. Their job is to make your home more comfortable and energy-efficient for the long run.
To prevent ice dams, you need a “cold roof.” It’s a simple concept: your roof's surface should stay the same temperature as the outside air.
Picking an insulation company in Kelowna means finding a partner you can trust in your home. You need a team that understands the Okanagan climate, respects your space, and communicates clearly from start to finish. The right choice delivers real comfort and lasting energy savings.
Winter in the Okanagan brings everything from crisp, clear days to heavy snow and surprise cold snaps. Being prepared is about more than just comfort; it’s about protecting your home and keeping energy bills under control. This practical home winterization checklist gives you clear steps to secure your house before the temperature drops.
Proper cathedral ceiling insulation is critical for a comfortable home in the Okanagan.
Planning sound control between suites? Here are insulation strategies for Kelowna homes looking to reduce noise in suites, units and infill housing.
If you’re a homeowner in the Okanagan, you know how intense our summer heat can get. From Vernon to Kelowna to Penticton, temperatures regularly soar into the 30s and even 40 °C during heat waves. Your air conditioner might be running non-stop, and some rooms (especially upstairs) can feel like an oven by late afternoon. It’s not just uncomfortable – it’s also costly. But here’s some good news: the same insulation that keeps your house cozy in winter can also be your secret weapon for beating the Okanagan summer heat. In fact, a well-insulated home stays cooler, saves you money on cooling costs, and protects your home from the wear and tear of extreme temperatures.
Keeping your home warm in winter and cool in summer shouldn’t come at the cost of comfort—or your budget. That’s why FortisBC recently launched an enhanced Income-Qualified Insulation Rebate Program, designed to help households with limited income make essential energy efficiency upgrades.
Your home is your sanctuary and you deserve to not only have it as a secure investment, but to feel completely comfortable and at ease. And part of ensuring that comfort is in making sure your home is properly protected