FAMILY-OWNED · NORTHWEST ARKANSAS · SINCE 1996Mon–Fri 7a–5p · Sat 9a–12p · (479) 271-9411
Insulation Contractor · Northwest Arkansas · Since 1996

Insulation that lowers your bills. Trusted in NWA since 1996.

WeatherGuard Insulation is a family-owned insulation company serving Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, and Bentonville. We install spray foam, blown-in fiberglass, fiberglass batts, and crawl space encapsulation, so your home stops wasting the 25 to 40 percent of energy most under-insulated houses leak. A day with us can make a lifetime of difference.

  • Family-owned since 1996
  • 111 five-star Google reviews
  • Licensed & insured
  • Free in-home estimates

Same-business-day callback on every estimate request.

Your living room72°F
NWA attic · August140°F

Air sealing + attic insulation saves an average of 15% on heating and cooling*

50+Years of experience
2Generations, one family
5.0111 Google reviews
$0Cost to get an estimate
Call or send the form30 seconds. A real person calls you back the same business day.
Free in-home estimateWe inspect, explain what we find, and put the price in writing. No pressure.
Installed, usually in a dayClean crew, firm timeline, and a family name behind the work.
What we install

Every job, one crew. One result: a home that holds its temperature.

Every home loses energy differently. We find where yours is losing it, then recommend the fix that matches, not the one with the biggest ticket.

R-6.5 / INCH · AIR SEAL

Spray Foam Insulation

Open and closed cell foam for attics, walls, metal buildings, and new construction. Seals air leaks and insulates in one pass.

  • Rooms that never match the thermostat
  • Summer attics baking the whole house
  • Conditioned air lost to leaky ductwork
  • HVAC running non-stop and wearing out early
Spray Foam Insulation details
FAST · BUDGET-SMART

Blown-In Fiberglass

The most cost-effective way to bring an under-insulated attic up to today's recommended R-value, usually in a single day.

  • Older NWA homes built to old code
  • High winter heating bills
  • Thin, settled, or patchy attic insulation
  • Road noise through exterior walls
Blown-In Fiberglass details
MOISTURE · AIR QUALITY

Crawl Space Encapsulation

Remediation and encapsulation: vapor barrier, sealing, and conditioning that turn a damp crawl space into a dry, clean part of your home's envelope.

  • Musty smells and humidity indoors
  • Cold floors in winter
  • Mold, pests, and sagging ductwork below
Crawl Space Encapsulation details
The WeatherGuard Insulation crew outside the company truck in Bentonville, ArkansasEST. 1996 · BENTONVILLE, AR
Two generations of NWA insulation

Two generations. One family. One standard.

WeatherGuard was founded in 1996 by a family that has worked in the insulation trade for over 50 years. From humble beginnings, we have expanded with Northwest Arkansas into one of its premier custom insulation contractors.

1996WeatherGuard Insulation founded in Northwest Arkansas, backed by decades of family experience in the trade.
1990s–2000sThousands of NWA homes insulated through the region's biggest growth years.
TodaySecond generation of the Woods family, same phone-answered-by-a-person standard.
Talk to the Family: (479) 271-9411
111 Google reviews · 5.0 average

111 reviews. Zero below five stars.

Every rating on our Google Business Profile is five stars. Here is what those 111 neighbors mention most:

  • Respectful staff ×19
  • Crawl space inspection ×14
  • Crawl space insulation ×7
  • Thorough initial inspection ×6
  • Insulation removal ×6
  • Precise quotes ×2

Read all 111 reviews on Google

Straight answers

Questions we get every week

Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask us most.

How much does spray foam insulation cost in Northwest Arkansas?
Cost depends on three things: the square footage being treated, open cell versus closed cell foam, and how accessible the space is. Because those vary so much house to house, we price every job with a free in-home estimate, in writing, before any work starts.
Should I choose open cell or closed cell spray foam?
Open cell is the cost-effective choice for most NWA attics and interior walls. Closed cell adds a moisture barrier and higher R-value per inch, which matters for crawl spaces, metal buildings, and rim joists. We recommend based on your home during the free estimate, not on which product has the bigger margin.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes. Every estimate is free, in person, and in writing. Call us or send the short form and we will schedule a visit, usually within a few business days.
Will new insulation actually lower my energy bill?
In most under-insulated NWA homes, yes, and noticeably. The Department of Energy estimates air sealing plus insulation saves an average of 15 percent on heating and cooling. Homes built before modern code often save more. We will tell you honestly if your insulation is already adequate.
How much does it cost to spray foam a 1,000 square foot area?
It depends on foam type, depth, and access, which is why published ranges are wide: one NWA installer lists $1,700 to $4,200 for 1,000 square feet at three inches. Open cell lands lower, closed cell higher, difficult access higher still. We quote your actual space free, in person, and in writing.
Why will insulation companies not publish exact prices?
Because the same square footage can honestly double in price depending on foam type and access, and a published number would mislead half the callers. The fair substitute is a free written quote that itemizes areas, foam type, depth, and removal, so you can compare bids line by line instead of guessing.
Does spray foam insulation hurt home resale value?
A documented, correct install does not; in a hot Arkansas market, sealed attics are a selling point. The resale problems in the headlines trace to undocumented foam sprayed over aged roof decking, mostly in the UK, where inspectors could not verify the timber underneath. Keep the written scope and photos from your install.
How do I choose between the insulation companies near me?
Read the reviews for specifics rather than the star count: what customers describe is what a crew actually does. Ask each company for a written, itemized quote and proof of insurance, and notice whether they will ever tell you no. A contractor who sometimes says your insulation is already fine is the one whose yes means something.
How long does installation take?
Most blown-in attic jobs are done in one day. Spray foam projects typically run one to two days. Crawl space encapsulation is usually two to three days depending on size and moisture conditions. You get a firm timeline with your written estimate.
What is the biggest real risk with spray foam?
The installer, not the material. Foam is permanent, so a crew that sprays over moisture, skimps on depth, or skips ventilation creates problems that cannot be cheaply undone. Vet the contractor harder than the product: written foam type and depth, a moisture inspection first, insurance you have actually seen.

Your house is leaking money. We have been fixing that since 1996.

One call. One honest estimate. A family standing behind the work.