Coconut Creek is known throughout Broward County for its butterfly-themed streets, active adult communities like Wynmoor, and beautifully maintained planned neighborhoods. It’s also home to thousands of homes built in the 1970s through 1990s with insulation standards that haven’t kept pace with rising energy costs. Whether you’re a longtime Coconut Creek homeowner trying to lower your FPL bill, or a property manager overseeing a large condominium community, Broward Insulation has been serving this community since 1977 with owner-involved, permitted, warrantied insulation work.

Insulation & the Coconut Creek Homeowner

Active Adult Communities

Wynmoor and similar Coconut Creek communities include thousands of condominium units built in the 1970s and 1980s. Many of these units have never had their attic insulation upgraded — and the energy code at time of construction allowed R-4 to R-11. Upgrading to R-38 can cut cooling costs by 25–40% — a meaningful fixed-income benefit.

Planned Residential Developments

Coconut Creek’s newer planned communities (1990s–2000s construction) typically have R-19 insulation — below optimal but above the FPL rebate threshold. These homeowners benefit most from spray foam upgrades or high-density blown-in to R-38+.

HOA and Condo Boards

We work with HOA boards and property management companies in Coconut Creek’s condominium communities to coordinate building-wide insulation upgrades — improving energy efficiency across multiple units, reducing common area cooling costs, and extending HVAC equipment life.