Radiant and reflective

Radiant barrier and reflective insulation

Four product groups, matched to your building. Each page below explains what the product is, where it fits and what to ask. We quote after we see the building, so request a quote and we will recommend what fits.

Specification sheets and current options come with your quote. Nothing here is a performance promise.

Typical spaces

A diagram of the product first, then typical spaces where it is used. Photos of our own jobs are added as we finish them.

Attic roof space with a ray of sunlight
Sun-heated attic space
  • Where a radiant barrier does its work
  • Hot attics are the most common reason to look at one
Modern garage doors on a white house
Garage door
  • Insulation panels fit inside each door section
  • A thin garage door is a weak point in the wall
Grey metal roof on a house
Metal roof
  • Sun-heated roofs give off heat into the space below
  • Common site for reflective insulation

The range

Pick a product to learn more

Radiant barrier

A reflective layer for attics and roofs. Reflects radiant heat; needs an air space.

Radiant barrier

Double-bubble reflective insulation

Foil faces around a layer of air bubbles. Used in roofs, walls and metal buildings.

Double-bubble

Garage door insulation

Panels fitted inside the door sections.

Garage doors

Garage attic insulation

Blown-in fiberglass for the attic or ceiling space above your garage. Bundles with garage door insulation.

Garage attic insulation

Not sure?

Which one fits which problem

  • My attic is very hot in summer: start with the radiant barrier page.
  • My garage is uncomfortable: see garage door insulation.
  • I have a metal shed, barn or workshop: see double-bubble and radiant barrier.
  • I am a builder or contractor: use the trade quote.

Before you buy

Questions to ask any installer

  • What exactly is installed, and what air space does it need?
  • Is there a maker test report, and what was it tested on?
  • How are seams, edges and fixings handled?
  • What is the clearance around wiring, flues and lights?
  • What does the warranty cover, in writing?

Ready for a recommendation?

Tell us about your building and we will recommend a product.

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RadiantNox

Radiant barrier and reflective insulation, installed by Kexova.

Serving Texas homeowners and builders.

Performance depends on the product, the building and the installation. Specification sheets are provided at quote.

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