Fiberglass insulation for an Alaska home

Insulation for Alaska and Hawaii Builds

Alaska homes need high insulation levels and careful vapor and air control to stay warm and avoid condensation inside walls. Hawaii homes need insulation mainly to keep heat out, especially in the attic. Impacco supplies Knauf Insulation and Owens Corning products and ships them in protected, compressed packaging to save freight space.

Alaska: Keeping Heat In

  • Higher insulation values in walls, floors, and attics
  • Continuous air sealing to stop drafts and heat loss
  • Vapor control placed per local code and climate zone
  • Insulated foundations and floors over crawl spaces

Hawaii: Keeping Heat Out

  • Attic and roof insulation to cut heat gain
  • Ventilation to remove hot, humid air
  • Moisture management to prevent mold
  • Reflective roofing to reduce cooling load

Brands We Supply

BrandProducts
Knauf InsulationFiberglass insulation batts and rolls
Owens CorningFiberglass insulation and building products

Shipping Insulation Efficiently

Insulation is light but bulky. Compressed packaging and careful loading keep freight costs down. Because insulation must stay dry, we wrap it with the rest of your package for ocean transit.

Related: house package checklist and building materials supplier for Alaska.

Frequently Asked Questions

What insulation brands does Impacco carry?

Impacco carries Knauf Insulation and Owens Corning insulation products.

How is insulation different for Alaska and Hawaii?

Alaska homes need high insulation and air sealing to keep heat in. Hawaii homes focus on attic insulation and ventilation to keep heat out.

Is it expensive to ship insulation?

Insulation is bulky, so compressed packaging and efficient loading matter. Shipping it with a full package is usually the most efficient approach.

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