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Top 5 Insulation Contractors
in Fredericton

We compared 5 Insulation Contractors serving Fredericton, New Brunswick using publicly available business information, including customer reputation, local presence and documented services. Across the businesses featured here, documented specialties include Spray foam insulation, Blown-in insulation, and Batt and poly insulation.

≈ Fredericton’s featured insulation contractors have a FiveBest Score in line with the New Brunswick benchmark.

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Greenfoot Energy Solutions
FiveBest Score™ 86/100
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Greenfoot Energy Solutions has a Fredericton location at 21 Fairway Drive, Unit D, and documents spray foam, blown-in, batt and poly insulation. Its insulation offering includes solutions for attics, walls and crawl spaces, with soundproofing also listed for home projects.

Best for
Attic, wall and crawl-space insulation Basement and crawl-space spray foam
Documented services

Spray foam insulation · Blown-in insulation · Batt and poly insulation

Business information verified: August 2026
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J3 Insulation
FiveBest Score™ 72/100
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Fredericton insulation contractors are in line with the New Brunswick benchmark

Featured insulation contractors in Fredericton have a median FiveBest Score™ of 72/100, compared with 72/100 for featured insulation contractors across New Brunswick.

Fredericton 72/100 New Brunswick 72/100

Comparison based on profiles currently featured by FiveBest in this category with an available FiveBest Score™.

How we researched Insulation Contractors in Fredericton

FiveBest reviews publicly available information for Insulation Contractors serving Fredericton.

  • Google rating and review history
  • Documented services
  • Years in business when available
  • Fredericton and surrounding service coverage
  • Business website and online presence
  • Independent reputation signals when available

Research last updated: September 2026

Common Services

  • Attic insulation in Fredericton
  • Blown-in insulation in Fredericton
  • Spray foam insulation in Fredericton
  • Wall insulation in Fredericton
  • Basement insulation in Fredericton
  • Air sealing in Fredericton

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How to Choose an insulation contractor in Fredericton

Compare insulation contractors in Fredericton for attic insulation, blown-in cellulose or fibreglass, spray foam, wall and basement insulation, air sealing, insulation removal, vapour-barrier work and energy-efficiency upgrades. FiveBest helps homeowners compare selected local insulation companies based on relevant services, online reputation and local presence.

Compare selected insulation contractors in Fredericton for attic insulation, blown-in insulation, spray foam, wall insulation, air sealing, insulation removal and energy-efficiency upgrades.

Start With the Existing Assembly

Ask how current insulation, air leakage, moisture and ventilation conditions will be assessed before adding material.

Compare R-Value & Material

Confirm insulation type, target thermal value, installed depth or thickness and areas included.

Address Moisture & Air Leaks

Ask whether air sealing or moisture problems should be corrected before insulation is installed.

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Compare the Full Scope

Check removal, air sealing, insulation, ventilation baffles, access work, cleanup and disposal.

Ask About Product Handling

For spray foam or other specialized products, confirm trained installation, ventilation and occupant instructions.

Review Rebates & Warranty

Ask what documentation is provided for applicable energy programs and what product or workmanship warranties apply.

What Affects Insulation Costs

  • Area being insulated
  • Existing insulation
  • Insulation material
  • Target R-value
  • Removal of old material
  • Air sealing requirements
  • Accessibility
  • Ventilation modifications
  • Moisture remediation
  • Cleanup and disposal

Questions to Ask an Insulation Contractor

  • How will you assess the existing insulation and air leakage?
  • What insulation material and target R-value are specified?
  • Is old insulation removal required?
  • Is air sealing included?
  • How will attic or roof ventilation be maintained?
  • Are there moisture issues to correct first?
  • What documentation is provided for applicable rebates?
  • What product and workmanship warranties apply?
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Frequently Asked Questions

Insulation costs in Fredericton depend on the area to cover, insulation material, existing insulation, required R-value, accessibility, air-sealing work and whether old insulation must be removed. A site inspection helps determine the appropriate scope and price.

The best option depends on the attic condition, existing insulation, ventilation, moisture control, target R-value and budget. Blown-in cellulose or fibreglass are common options, while spray foam may be appropriate in specific assemblies.

Improving attic insulation and air sealing can reduce heat loss and improve comfort when the existing insulation is inadequate. Actual savings depend on the home, climate, heating system and the quality of the installation.

Not always. Existing insulation may sometimes remain if it is dry, clean and in good condition. Removal may be recommended when insulation is contaminated, wet, damaged, compressed or interfering with repairs or air sealing.

Compare experience with the insulation system you need, inspection process, proposed R-value, air-sealing scope, ventilation considerations, product specifications, warranties, cleanup, applicable certifications and recent local reviews.

Programs and eligibility can change over time. Ask the contractor whether current provincial, utility or federal efficiency programs may apply and confirm eligibility with the program provider before starting work.