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TLS Air Conditioning & Insulation is a family-owned Florida company established in 2015. Our seven offices are in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Venice, Punta Gorda, North Port and Pinellas Park. We serve homeowners across Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida.
We provide attic, blown-in, batt, wall and garage door insulation services. Our in-house crews also handle insulation removal, air sealing and duct sealing. We assess existing coverage and condition before recommending work for your home.
TLS has served 54,000+ Florida homes, with 4,000+ reviews and a 5.0-star rating. Eligible community discounts are available for veterans, first responders, teachers and senior citizens. Ask about available offers when requesting your free written estimate.
TLS Air Conditioning & Insulation is a family-owned company founded by brothers Seth and Thomas Hoerig. Seth started TLS in 2015 as a single-truck insulation contractor after seeing too many Florida homeowners stuck with rushed, undersized insulation jobs that left their attics working against them. He still oversees every insulation installation personally, applying the standard he set on day one: do the job right the first time.
His brother Thomas leads the HVAC side of the business, built on the same principle that insulation and air conditioning have to work as one system, not two separate jobs. Together, Seth and Thomas grew TLS into the full-service HVAC and insulation contractor.
These verified reviews reflect what matters most to homeowners choosing an HVAC and insulation company. Our dependable installers, clean workmanship, responsive support, honest pricing, and finished results have earned a stellar reputation across Southwest Florida.
“I had three AC companies come out for replacement quotes. TLS was the most professional and thorough — Manual J load calc, written guarantee, transparent pricing. Crew installed the new system in one day, no mess, no surprises. Our home cools faster and our July bill dropped over $100. Worth every penny.”
“Second time using TLS — first for AC replacement, now for attic insulation. Both times flawless. This is the only HVAC and insulation company I’ll ever call. Their techs are knowledgeable, respectful, fast, and clean. New AC plus better insulation cut our cooling bill 35%. 5 stars doesn’t feel enough.”
“Old AC finally gave out after 13 years. TLS came out, assessed it honestly, and walked us through repair-vs-replace numbers. New high-efficiency system is incredible — runs cool and quiet, electric bill down significantly. Clean job, permit included, FPL rebate handled. Honest, fair, professional.”
TLS assesses your home before recommending blown-in insulation for suitable areas. Material selection and installation depend on access, existing insulation and the construction of each space.
We fit insulation to suitable garage door panels to reduce heat transfer. Our team assesses panel construction, material compatibility and operating clearances before recommending work, while keeping hinges, tracks and other moving components accessible.
Batt insulation suits accessible framed walls and ceiling cavities, including renovation projects. We select material for the space, fit it around obstructions and check coverage, helping avoid gaps and compression that can reduce its thermal performance.
We assess existing insulation before recommending removal from the agreed work area. Damaged material or insulation blocking repairs may need removal, while sound material can often remain. Suspected asbestos-containing insulation requires evaluation by a qualified specialist.
Air sealing addresses accessible gaps that allow unwanted air movement through your home. We assess attic access points and penetrations, then seal suitable openings while maintaining ventilation paths and required clearances around equipment and building components.
Leaking duct connections can release conditioned air before it reaches your rooms. We inspect accessible joints and connections, seal suitable leakage points and identify damage requiring separate repairs, with the proposed work explained before you approve service.
Most Florida attics run hotter than people expect. Independent Florida Solar Energy Center testing has measured peak attic air temperatures of 127 to 134°F on shingle roofs, and attics typically account for 15 to 25 percent of a home’s total heat gain, a real number worth knowing instead of the inflated “40 percent” figure some contractors use.
ENERGY STAR’s own Zone 2 data, the zone covering Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida, puts insulation’s impact at roughly 9 percent of a home’s heating and cooling energy use. A lot of homes built before the 1980s were insulated to only R-11 to R-19, well under what current Florida code requires.
A high electric bill can come from several places: weather, utility rates, duct leaks and equipment wear among them. We check the insulation itself before pinning a bill on one cause.
A comfortable home depends on three things working together, not just the insulation.
Adding insulation over an air leak doesn’t close the leak. We check all three before recommending a scope, and because we also install and repair AC systems, we can tell you if your comfort problem is actually on the AC or duct side instead of the insulation. See our AC services.
Insulation protects your AC’s efficiency, and the Comfort Club protects the system itself. For $99 a year, members get two seasonal tune-ups and a discounted rate on repairs, so a weak capacitor or low refrigerant charge gets caught before peak summer, not during it.
We walk the attic or work area with you to check existing insulation, moisture signs and any air or duct leaks that could affect the job.
We measure the actual square footage involved and recommend the material and target R-value your home needs, not a generic estimate.
You get an itemized quote covering scope, prep work, removal and any Duke Energy or FPL rebate before anything is scheduled.
Our crew protects the work area, completes any required prep, and installs insulation with close attention to coverage and access points.
We walk the finished space with you, share before-and-after photos, and clean up thoroughly before we leave your home.
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1090 77th Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33702
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Qualifying insulation upgrades may receive utility rebates. Eligibility depends on your provider, property and program requirements.
Tell us your utility provider when requesting your free insulation estimate. Confirm eligibility and current rebate requirements before scheduling work.
Cost depends on the area being insulated, not your home’s total square footage. A 2,000 square foot house might need only an attic top-up, or it might need attic, wall and garage work together, which changes the price more than the square footage does.
We measure the actual work before quoting, not the whole house. Your estimate is written and itemized before anything is scheduled.
Across these six counties, our technicians reach more than 80 towns and communities, including Tampa, St. Petersburg, Wesley Chapel, Bradenton, Sarasota, and Punta Gorda, plus dozens of smaller communities in between.
Ask what they’ll inspect, what material and R-value the quote targets, and whether prep, sealing or removal is included. A licensed contractor with in-house crews and a written scope is easier to compare against a vague quote.
Blown-in fiberglass covers an attic floor around framing and obstructions for even coverage. Batt insulation is cut and fitted between framed cavities. TLS installs both, and which one fits your home depends on the space, not the contractor.
Often yes, when the existing material is dry, sound and safe to leave in place. We inspect it first. Moisture, pest contamination or an unidentified older material changes the plan.
House size alone doesn’t set the price. What matters is whether the work covers the attic, walls or more, how much insulation is already there, and whether removal or sealing is needed. Your free estimate prices the actual work.
It reduces cooling load when the attic is under-insulated to begin with. The exact savings depend on your home’s current R-value, so we don’t quote a blanket percentage. ENERGY STAR’s Zone 2 modeled average for insulation’s share of heating and cooling energy use is about 9 percent, a reasonable benchmark, not a guarantee for every attic.
No. Insulation adds thermal resistance; it doesn’t close gaps that let air pass through the attic floor. We check accessible leaks as part of the attic plan and seal what needs sealing.
We don’t install spray foam ourselves. If your project specifically calls for it, we can refer you to a trusted partner rather than quote a service we don’t perform in-house.
We find the moisture source and assess the material before removing or replacing it. New insulation never goes over an active leak.
No. That material should stay undisturbed and be evaluated by a qualified specialist. The EPA advises treating attic vermiculite as potentially contaminated and not disturbing it yourself.
Duke Energy customers upgrading from R-19 or below to R-38 can qualify for up to $800, with a Home Energy Check required first. FPL customers with existing insulation under R-8 can qualify for a flat $220 rebate. We confirm eligibility during your estimate.
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