OKC's oldest arts district is home to some of the city's most distinctive architecture. Bo's Insulation helps Paseo homeowners preserve the character of their Spanish Colonial homes while dramatically improving comfort and energy efficiency.
The Paseo Arts District is Oklahoma City's oldest and most beloved arts neighborhood. Stretching along Paseo Street between NW 28th and NW 30th Streets, this community is defined by its galleries, artist studios, eclectic restaurants, and the legendary First Friday art walks that draw visitors from across the metro. But the Paseo is far more than a cultural destination — it is a neighborhood of homeowners who take deep pride in the distinctive architecture that gives this area its unmistakable identity.
The homes in the Paseo are unlike anything else in Oklahoma City. Built primarily in the 1920s through the 1940s, these residences showcase Spanish Colonial Revival and Mission-style architecture with stucco exteriors, clay tile roofs, arched doorways, and courtyard-style layouts. They are absolutely beautiful, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and deeply cherished by the people who live in them. They are also, almost without exception, lacking modern insulation.
Bo's Insulation has worked with homeowners throughout the Paseo to solve the insulation challenges that come with owning a historic home. The Bohannan brothers understand that Paseo homeowners are not looking for someone to rip out walls or alter the character of their homes — they want a contractor who can make a 90-year-old house comfortable without compromising what makes it special. That is exactly what we do.
The distinctive construction of Paseo Arts District homes creates insulation challenges that are quite different from modern houses. Understanding these challenges is key to getting the work done right:
Working on a home that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places requires a level of care and respect that not every contractor brings to the job. The Bohannan brothers approach every Paseo project with the understanding that these homes are irreplaceable. We drill small, carefully placed holes for injection foam that are patched to blend with existing finishes. We work carefully around original trim, tile, and architectural details. And we never recommend work that would alter the historic character of your home.
Our perfect 5.0-star rating comes from treating every home — whether it is a small Paseo bungalow or a grand estate — with the same care and honesty. We tell you what your home actually needs, provide transparent pricing with no hidden costs, and donate 20% of every project to a local nonprofit. That combination of craftsmanship, honesty, and community giving is why Paseo homeowners choose Bo's Insulation.
Open-cell and closed-cell spray foam for Paseo attics, crawl spaces, and rim joists. Superior air sealing and thermal performance for historic homes.
Learn more →Most Paseo attics have little or no insulation. We bring them up to modern standards with blown-in or spray foam for dramatic comfort improvements.
Learn more →Cellulose and fiberglass blown-in insulation fills every gap in your Paseo home's attic for fast energy savings.
Learn more →The ideal solution for Paseo's stucco-walled homes — fill hollow wall cavities without demolition or damage to historic surfaces.
Learn more →Remove old, damaged, or contaminated insulation and replace with high-performance materials suited to your historic home.
Learn more →Seal gaps around pipes, ducts, and penetrations in your Paseo home to stop drafts and energy waste.
Learn more →Oklahoma's extreme temperatures are especially punishing for the uninsulated 1920s-1940s homes in the Paseo Arts District. Proper insulation is the most impactful upgrade you can make.
Paseo homes with uninsulated attics and hollow wall cavities absorb Oklahoma's 100-degree heat like an oven. Stucco walls radiate heat well into the evening, making AC units run constantly. Proper insulation transforms summer comfort.
The hollow walls and minimal attic insulation in Paseo homes allow cold air to infiltrate freely. Many homeowners report rooms that never feel warm regardless of how high they set the thermostat. Injection foam and attic insulation solve this completely.
Oklahoma's severe weather can damage attic insulation and compromise roof-line seals on older homes. After storm season, an insulation inspection catches problems before they drive up energy bills.
Paseo homeowners can save 30-40% on heating and cooling by upgrading insulation. OGE utility rebates are available for qualifying insulation improvements, helping offset the initial investment in your historic home.
Get a free, no-pressure estimate from the Bohannan brothers. We specialize in historic home insulation and will recommend only what your Paseo home actually needs. Plus, 20% goes to a local nonprofit.