Our shop is at 3828 Knights Station Rd in Lakeland. That location shapes how we work: Polk County jobs get same-week scheduling, and we quote further afield when the job justifies the drive.
Every city we cover
Each of these has its own page, because the answer genuinely differs by town — different housing stock, a different electricity provider, and very different rebates. Lakeland Electric pays $300 on attic insulation. Tampa Electric pays by the square foot. Duke pays up to $800, and another $800 on windows. FPL pays $220, but only if your existing insulation measures under R-8. And the co-op serving Dade City pays nothing at all.
Polk County — our home ground
- Lakeland — our base. Historic Dixieland frame homes, block ranches, and the south Lakeland build-out. Lakeland Electric, $300 attic rebate.
- Winter Haven — 15 minutes east. Chain of Lakes, 1920s historic districts, 1950s ranch, and a lot of manufactured housing.
- Lake Wales — 30 minutes, up on the Ridge. Duke Energy territory, so the rebates are considerably better.
Hillsborough and east Pasco
- Plant City — homes, packinghouses, pole barns and metal buildings.
- Brandon — a 1980s and 90s suburb with attic ductwork in almost every two-storey home.
- Riverview — fast-growing, newer homes, and the Alafia River flooding problem.
- Tampa — four distinct eras of house, from Ybor casitas to New Tampa two-storeys.
- Dade City — rural east Pasco. Served by a co-op, so there is no rebate here and we say so.
Pinellas County
- St. Petersburg — bungalow city, and a lot of Helene flood damage still unaddressed.
- Clearwater — median home built 1978, record surge at the beach in 2024.
- Largo — one of the heaviest concentrations of manufactured housing in Tampa Bay.
- Pinellas Park — inland, 1970s stock, and a flooding history all its own.
Manatee and Sarasota
- Bradenton — 1970s and 80s homes plus 31,000 manufactured homes countywide. FPL territory.
- Sarasota — including the flat-roofed mid-century homes most contractors decline.
Not sure if we cover you?
Call and ask. If you are outside our range we will say so rather than waste your time, and we will usually know someone closer who does good work.