Frostgate Trust brings attic insulation to West Jordan homes from our base at 50 W Broadway in Salt Lake City. Crews reach neighborhoods along Redwood Road and 7000 South where many 1980s ranch houses show thin original batts that fail once winter temperatures drop below freezing.
West Jordan lots often back up to the Jordan River corridor, so crews stage equipment on driveways without blocking narrow side streets. The same semi-arid swings that bake attics in summer and freeze them in winter make proper air sealing and insulation depth a direct factor in monthly energy use for local families.
Service runs 24/7 so residents in Harvest Park-adjacent pockets of West Jordan can schedule around work shifts without waiting for business hours.
Around West Jordan
We regularly work near:
- 📍West Jordan City Park
- 📍Jordan Landing
- 📍West Jordan High School
- 📍Redwood Road at 7800 South
- 📍West Jordan Library
Attic Insulation in West Jordan — Local Notes
- •West Jordan homes from the 1970s-1980s commonly have R-19 or less in the attic; adding blown cellulose to R-49 fits the cold Salt Lake County winters without changing roof venting.
- •Narrow driveways off 7800 South require compact insulation trucks so material can reach second-story access points without crossing neighbor yards.
- •Summer heat gain through single-pane skylights in West Jordan tract homes makes ridge venting upgrades part of every attic insulation visit.
- •Soil along the Jordan River bench stays damp in spring, so crews check for moisture before blowing new material to avoid trapped condensation.