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Pacific Insulation - North Idaho

Happily Serving the Inland NW Since 2012. Over 100 5-Star Reviews. It’s also greener and safer than other insulating material.

Pacific Insulation & Mold Remediation specializes in high-quality attic insulation, contaminated insulation removal, mold remediation, encapsulation & ventilation upgrades. We are a local North Idaho company working primarily with blown cellulose and fiberglass batt insulation focusing on attics and crawl spaces in homes older than 1980 or homes that haven’t been built with energy efficiency or sound barrier as a main concern. We specialize in retrofit & new construction insulation and primarily use cellulose which is made from recycled newspaper and has fire, rodent and mold retardant qualities. We service North Idaho, Athol, Bayview, Bonners Ferry, Coeur d’Alene, Coeurdalene, Hayden lake, Harrison, Hauser Lake, Hope, Kellogg, Lewiston, Post Falls, Plummer, Priest Lake, Priest River, Rathdrum, Sandpoint, Spirit Lake, St. Maries, Silver Valley, Wallace, Worley. Eastern Washington, North Idaho Panhandle, Airway Heights, Beer Garden, Central Valley School, Cheney, Chewelah, Chattaroy, Clarkston, Cle Elum, Clayton, Colbert, Colfax, Colville, Davenport, Dalton Gardens, Deer Park, Dishman, Elk, Fairchild, Farmington, Four Lakes, Freeman, Greenacres, Greenbluff, Hanford, Indian Trail, Latah Creek, Liberty Lake, Long Lake. Marshall, Mead, Medical Lake, Mica, Millwood, Moses Lake, Newman Lake, Nine Mile Falls, Oaksdale, Opportunity, Otis Orchards, Pullman, Rathdrum, Reardan, Ritzville, Rockford, Rosalia, Royal City, Soap Lake, South Hill Spokane, Spangle, Spokane City, Spokane County, Spokane Valley, Sprague, Springdale, Stateline, Tekoa, Trentwood, Valleyford, Veradale. Attic Insulation, Wall Insulation, Crawl Space Insulation, R-Value Inspection, New Construction, Remodel, Avista Home Improvement Incentives

01/29/2026

🏡 Why Spokane County Feels Like a Buyer’s Market Right Now

Spokane’s housing market isn’t frozen—but conditions are shifting in favor of buyers more than sellers in 2025.

Here’s what buyers are seeing:

📈 More homes on the market than last year — inventory has increased, giving buyers more choices and room to compare.
Nick Briggs, Realtor

🕰️ Homes are staying on the market longer compared to peak frenzy years—giving buyers time to think and negotiate.
Redfin

📉 Prices have softened slightly or leveled off year-over-year in many segments, easing pressure on affordability.
Realtor

🔁 Mortgage rates still make some buyers cautious, so sellers are often more willing to work with serious offers.
NonStop Local KHQ

All of these together mean buyers are not rushed into bidding wars, can take time to inspect and negotiate, and often have more leverage than they have had in years.

If you’re thinking about buying in Spokane County, now’s a great time to explore options, get pre-approved, and work with pros who know the local market inside out.

Make your home more attractive to buyers.

📍 Serving Spokane County

01/27/2026

🔥 How Long Does a Furnace Last in Spokane County?

In our climate — cold winters and plenty of heating demand — most home furnaces last about 15–20 years with proper care and maintenance.
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That doesn’t mean your furnace will quit at year 21 — with great maintenance and quality equipment it can go longer — but efficiency and reliability tend to decline after the 15-year mark.
Carrier

Why this matters to buyers and homeowners:

📉 Older furnaces cost more to run

🔧 Repairs add up fast near end-of-life

❄️ Reliable heat is a must in cold Spokane winters

Annual tune-ups, clean filters, and good airflow can stretch life — but eventually every furnace reaches its limit.
Trane

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule a home heating system inspection today

01/22/2026

🔎 Why Thermal & Moisture Inspections Matter to Home Buyers

Home buyers want certainty—not surprises. Thermal imaging and moisture inspections reveal hidden issues that standard walkthroughs can miss.

These inspections help buyers:

✅ Identify hidden moisture and leak risks

✅ Find insulation gaps and heat loss

✅ Avoid unexpected repair costs after closing

✅ Make informed, confident decisions

When problems are found early, they can be addressed before they turn into negotiations or deal breakers.

For buyers, knowledge is leverage—and peace of mind.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule a thermal & moisture inspection today

01/21/2026

🌦️ Spokane Weather Makes Attic Insulation Matter More

Spokane sees cold winters, hot summers, and big temperature swings. That kind of weather puts real pressure on homes—especially attics.

Proper attic insulation helps by:

✅ Keeping heat inside during cold winters

✅ Blocking heat gain during hot summers

✅ Reducing drafts and uneven temperatures

✅ Lowering strain on furnaces and A/C systems

When insulation is lacking, Spokane weather shows it fast—higher energy bills, comfort issues, and overworked equipment.

If your home struggles to stay comfortable year-round, the attic is usually the first place to look.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule an attic inspection today

01/20/2026

💡 Attic Insulation & Rebate Eligibility in Spokane County

Not every attic qualifies for utility rebates—but many homes in Spokane County do. Eligibility is based on existing insulation levels, air leakage, and overall attic conditions—not just square footage.

A proper inspection helps determine:

✅ If your attic qualifies for Avista insulation rebates

✅ What upgrades are eligible (insulation, air sealing, or both)

✅ How to maximize incentives while improving comfort

✅ Whether insulation still makes sense even without rebates

Rebates are a bonus. The real value is a more comfortable home, lower energy use, and reduced strain on heating systems.

If you’re unsure whether your attic qualifies, the first step is a professional inspection.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule an attic inspection today

01/15/2026

💡 How Power Bills Influence a Buyer’s Decision

Buyers don’t just look at the purchase price—they look at the monthly cost to live in the home. High power bills raise red flags about insulation, air leaks, and system efficiency.

When utility costs seem high, buyers often assume:

❌ The home is inefficient

❌ Future upgrades will be needed

❌ Comfort issues are being hidden

❌ Ownership costs will keep rising

That can lead to hesitation, renegotiation, or reduced perceived value.

Energy-efficient homes feel predictable, comfortable, and lower-risk—which makes buyers more confident and offers stronger.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule a home energy efficiency inspection today

01/14/2026

📊 Spokane Attics Are More Likely to Have Mold Than Most Homeowners Think

In Spokane County’s climate—cold, moist winters and warm, sometimes humid summers—attic mold is not rare. When warm, moist indoor air leaks into a cold attic, condensation forms and mold gets a foothold.

Why this matters here:

Our region sees big temperature swings

Older homes often lack proper air sealing

Inadequate insulation makes moisture problems worse

That means attic mold isn’t just possible—it’s probable in uninspected attics.

Left unchecked, it can:

Damage structural wood

Lower indoor air quality

Trigger buyer concerns on inspections

Lead to costly fixes down the road

If your home hasn’t had a professional attic inspection, you might be surprised what’s up there.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule a professional attic mold inspection today

01/13/2026

❄️ Roof Snowmelt Is a Clue—Not a Compliment

When snow melts unevenly or too fast on a roof, it often means heat is escaping from the attic. That heat loss is usually caused by low insulation levels or air leaks.

Poor attic insulation can lead to:

❌ Higher heating bills

❌ Ice dams and roof damage

❌ Excess moisture in the attic

❌ Shorter roof and furnace life

A properly insulated attic keeps heat inside the home—not melting snow on the roof.

If your roof is snow-free while your neighbor’s isn’t, your attic may be underperforming.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule an attic inspection today

01/08/2026

🏡 What Attic Mold Means for Your Transaction

When an inspector flags mold in the attic, buyers immediately assume a moisture or ventilation problem—and deals get shaky fast.

That finding often leads to:

❌ Renegotiation or credits

❌ Repair addendums

❌ Appraisal concerns

❌ Lost buyer confidence

Pre-listing attic inspections help identify and address issues early, keeping transactions clean and predictable.

If you want fewer surprises and smoother closings, attic conditions matter.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule a pre-listing attic inspection

01/07/2026

🌬️ Why Indoor Air Quality Testing Matters

You can’t always see what’s in the air inside your home—but you breathe it every day. Poor indoor air quality can come from mold spores, excess moisture, combustion byproducts, or trapped pollutants.

Indoor air quality testing helps:

✅ Identify hidden airborne issues

✅ Protect respiratory health

✅ Pinpoint moisture or ventilation problems

✅ Guide real solutions, not guesswork

If your home smells musty, triggers allergies, or just doesn’t feel “right,” air testing often explains why.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule an indoor air quality test today

01/06/2026

🦠 Mold on Roof Sheathing Is a Warning Sign

Moldy roof sheathing usually means excess moisture in the attic—often from poor ventilation, air leaks, or insulation issues. Left unaddressed, it can lead to wood deterioration, indoor air quality problems, and higher energy costs.

Addressing it early helps:

✅ Protect the roof structure

✅ Improve indoor air quality

✅ Prevent further moisture and mold growth

✅ Identify the root cause—not just clean the surface

Mold on roof decking isn’t just cosmetic. It’s your home telling you something’s wrong.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule an attic mold inspection today

01/01/2026

☢️ Radon: The Risk You Can’t See

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that has no smell, color, or taste—but it’s a leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.

A professional radon test helps:

✅ Determine if levels in your home are safe

✅ Protect your family’s long-term health

✅ Provide clear, reliable data (not guesswork)

✅ Identify when mitigation may be needed

Many homes in our area test higher than expected. The only way to know is to test.

📍 Serving Spokane County
📞 Schedule a professional radon test today

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409 Coeur D’Alene
Coeur D'alene, ID
83814

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm
Saturday	7am - 7pm
Sunday	7am - 7pm

Telephone

(208) 415-1572

Website

http://www.cdainsulation.com/, https://www.insulationspokane.com/

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