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Serving Midland, TX and surrounding areas. (432) 289-7587
Premier Midland Insulation is a locally owned insulation contractor serving Andrews, TX with commercial insulation, spray foam, attic insulation, and air sealing services. We have served Andrews County property owners since 2015 and know that older brick ranch homes and commercial buildings here face some of the most demanding heat and wind conditions in West Texas. We respond within one business day and provide free written estimates before any work starts.
Andrews has a working economy built around oil and gas, and that means commercial buildings, metal shops, and service facilities alongside the residential neighborhoods. Commercial insulation in an Andrews warehouse or shop building dramatically reduces the cooling load that keeps workers comfortable during 100-degree summer days. Learn more about our commercial insulation services.
Andrews sits on flat, open plains where wind-driven dust is a year-round reality. Spray foam seals air gaps at the same time it insulates, which means dust and outdoor air stop entering through the attic deck and wall penetrations that standard batt insulation leaves open. It is particularly effective in the older ranch homes throughout Andrews where air infiltration has been building up for decades.
With no tree canopy to provide shade and a sun angle that puts direct heat on rooftops for most of the day, Andrews attics reach temperatures that overwhelm undersized HVAC systems. Bringing attic insulation up to current recommended levels is the single most cost-effective upgrade for most Andrews homeowners and is often completed in a single day.
The combination of wind and fine dust in Andrews means that gaps around electrical boxes, plumbing chases, and attic access hatches are not just energy problems - they are dust pathways. Air sealing addresses those penetrations so conditioned air stays inside, outdoor dust stays out, and your HVAC system cycles less often during the hottest months.
Most homes in Andrews were built with brick veneer exteriors, and the wall cavities behind that brick were often left empty or filled lightly at the time of construction. On south and west-facing walls, that empty cavity lets afternoon heat work directly into the living space. Adding wall insulation cuts those heat gains and makes rooms on the hot side of the house noticeably more comfortable.
Blown-in insulation is a practical choice for Andrews attics and wall cavities because it fills irregular spaces and settles around existing framing without disrupting the structure. In brick homes, it can be installed through small holes in the mortar joints, preserving the exterior while fully insulating the wall cavity. It is one of the most affordable ways to make a meaningful improvement to an older Andrews home.
Andrews sits roughly 35 to 40 miles north of Odessa on the flat, open Permian Basin plains where summer temperatures push above 100 degrees Fahrenheit for weeks at a stretch and the sun has an unobstructed path to every roof in town. The city has very little natural shade cover, so the rooftops and exterior walls of Andrews homes absorb heat from early morning through late afternoon with nothing to moderate it. High winds carry fine dust across the area year-round, and that dust finds every small gap in a home - around windows, electrical outlets, and roofline penetrations - driving both air infiltration and filtration costs higher over time.
The majority of homes in Andrews were built between the 1950s and the 1980s, during the city's growth periods tied to the Permian Basin oil economy. These homes were constructed to the insulation standards of their era, which are significantly below what is recommended for West Texas conditions today. Most have slab foundations rather than basements or crawl spaces, and the brick veneer exteriors that are common throughout Andrews neighborhoods look durable from the outside but often have wall cavities that were never properly insulated. Pairing attic insulation with wall cavity work and air sealing brings these homes to a level where the HVAC system is not fighting the building envelope every day.
Our crew works throughout Andrews regularly, and the single-story brick ranch homes that line most of the city neighborhoods are a housing type we know well. These homes were built for a working community and most have been owner-occupied for decades, which means homeowners here have a practical eye for value - they want the right job done at a fair price, not an upsell.
Andrews is about 35 miles north of Odessa via US Highway 385, and while that distance is real, we do not charge a trip fee to serve Andrews County. The Andrews County Courthouse anchors the downtown area, and the residential streets surrounding it are where much of the older housing stock sits. We schedule jobs to fit working households - most Andrews residents commute to oil-related work, and we do not require you to take a day off to supervise.
We also serve nearby communities including Seminole to the north and Odessa to the south. When you call us in Andrews, you are getting a crew that already understands this corner of West Texas.
We respond within one business day - often the same day. Tell us what you are dealing with, whether it is high utility bills, hot rooms, or a commercial building that needs insulation, so we can prepare before we arrive.
We come to Andrews, walk the property, and check the attic, walls, and any other areas relevant to your concern. We give you a written estimate at no charge, with no obligation to proceed. You see the numbers before we talk about scheduling.
Most residential attic jobs in Andrews are finished in a single day. Spray foam cures within two to four hours after application, and we leave the space clean when we are done. We handle the material and equipment - homeowners do not need to be present the entire time.
Before we leave, we walk through the completed work with you and answer any questions. We note what we found and what was done so you have a record for future reference. If anything comes up after the job, we come back.
We serve Andrews, TX with no trip fees. Free estimates. Responses within one business day.
(432) 289-7587Andrews is a city of roughly 14,000 residents in Andrews County, sitting on the flat plains of the Permian Basin about 35 miles north of Odessa and 40 miles northwest of Midland. The city was built by the petroleum industry and still runs on it - most residents have direct or indirect ties to oil and gas, and the economy here tracks closely with Permian Basin activity. The housing stock reflects that history, with most homes built during the mid-20th century oil booms as single-story brick ranch houses on modest lots. Owner-occupancy rates in Andrews County run higher than many Texas cities of similar size, which means most people who call a contractor here plan to stay and want the work done right. The city of Andrews is a tight-knit community where the contractor you hire is likely someone who also drives the same roads and knows the same neighborhoods.
The residential areas fan out from the downtown core around the courthouse in all directions, with most neighborhoods featuring the characteristic West Texas combination of brick exteriors, flat lots, and open sky. Commercial and industrial properties are mixed throughout the edges of town, particularly near the oil field service roads. Andrews High School Mustang football is a genuine community event that fills stands on Friday nights, and local pride runs deep. We serve homeowners throughout Andrews County and the surrounding communities, including Seminole to the north. A well-insulated home matters in a city where summers are this relentless.
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Learn MoreSummer heat is not going to let up. The sooner your home is properly insulated, the sooner you start seeing lower energy bills. Call us or submit a request online and we will get back to you within one business day.