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Mechanical insulation for the buildings Georgia can't shut down.

Pipe, duct, and equipment insulation for commercial, industrial, institutional, and process construction. Three Georgia offices, one crew standard, since 1988.

1.5" JACKET ASJ OR 0.016" ALUMINUM VAPOR RETARDER CONTINUOUS ON COLD SERVICE INSULATION FIBERGLASS · ASTM C547 · PER SPEC CARRIER PIPE 4" SCH 40 · CHILLED WATER SUPPLY SECTION A-A · CHILLED WATER · MECH ROOM 1 INSUL-CON, INC. · NOT TO SCALE
Typical cold-service pipe section as installed by Insul-Con crews

What we insulate

Every mechanical system that moves heat or cold through a building. We work from the spec, not around it, and we leave a finished jacket that passes inspection the first time.

PipingHot · Chilled · Steam · Condensate · Refrigerant

Fiberglass, cellular glass, elastomeric, and calcium silicate systems for HVAC, plumbing, and process piping. Fittings, valves, and flanges finished to match. Vapor retarders continuous on every cold line.

  • PVC & aluminum jacketing
  • Removable valve covers
  • Pipe supports & shields
DuctworkSupply · Return · Exhaust · Plenums

External duct wrap and rigid board with FSK or ASJ facing, sealed and pinned to spec. Acoustic liner where the drawings call for it. Exposed and finished duct for architectural spaces.

  • Duct wrap & board
  • Exposed finish systems
  • Kitchen exhaust wrap
EquipmentTanks · Vessels · Exchangers · Boilers · Chillers

Custom-fit insulation and metal jacketing on tanks, heat exchangers, boilers, chiller barrels, and pump bodies. Removable blanket systems where maintenance access matters.

  • Metal jacketing
  • Removable blankets
  • Personnel protection
Process & IndustrialPlants · Utilities · Central energy

High-temperature and cryogenic systems in chemical plants, manufacturing, and central energy plants. Crews trained for plant safety orientations, confined spaces, and shutdown schedules.

  • High-temp systems
  • Cold service & cryogenic
  • Shutdown & turnaround work

Full scope of services

Where our jackets hang

Hospitals that cannot lose chilled water. Schools on a summer schedule. Plants that shut down twice a year. Bases with their own gate and their own rules. We have insulated all of them.

Healthcare

Central energy plants, ICU renovations, and phased work in occupied hospitals with ICRA barriers and infection-control sequencing.

Occupied-facility protocol

K-12 & Higher Ed

New schools and campus mechanical upgrades built around the academic calendar. We staff up for summer and finish before the bell.

Summer-window scheduling

Industrial & Process

Chemical, food, and manufacturing plants across Georgia and the Southeast. High-temp, cold service, and personnel protection.

Plant safety-trained crews

Military & Federal

Extensive experience on installations including work with Department of Defense prime contractors. Badging, base access, and federal submittals handled.

Base access & submittals

Commercial & Office

High-rise and campus office, data rooms, and tenant improvement mechanical scopes throughout metro Atlanta.

Fast-track TI

Markets we serve

Thirty-eight years on Georgia jobsites

Insul-Con was founded in 1988 as a mechanical systems insulation contractor. The corporate office sits in Buford, north of Atlanta, with branch offices in Macon and Columbus. Our superintendents and foremen have been with us for decades, and most of our work comes from mechanical contractors who have hired us before.

About the company

  • 1988Founded as a mechanical systems insulation contractor serving Atlanta
  • 3Georgia offices: Buford (corporate), Macon, and Columbus
  • 60+Insulators, superintendents, estimators, and office staff
Photo Mechanical room, finished PVC jacket · Insul-Con to supply
Photo Exposed duct, architectural finish · Insul-Con to supply
Photo Crew on site, PPE · Insul-Con to supply

Send us the mechanical set.

Estimates return from the office nearest the job. Plans, specs, and a bid date are all we need to start.

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