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Blown-In Attic Insulation Installation Service

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Blown-In Attic insulation is vital to 
your home’s comfort.

Attics are often the most insufficiently insulated part of a home. When your attic is not properly insulated and ventilated, you can lose conditioned air quickly, making your home more difficult - and more expensive - to keep comfortable during the winter as well as the summer. In addition to letting heat escape during the cold winter months, a poorly insulated attic is a major contributing factor in the formation of ice dams, icicles, and mold growth, which can be both a health and safety hazard for your family and your property.

The U.S. Department of Energy recommends homeowners have a certain depth of blown-in insulation in their attics. The amount recommended varies by climate zones. If your attic's insulation depth is below the recommended level, contact our home insulation experts.

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Attic Insulation Benefits

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Limits Heat Flow

Keeps your home comfortable year round by limiting heat flow

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Increased Efficiency

Increased efficiency helps to lower your energy bills, saving you money

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Cleaner & Safer Home

Proper attic insulation also reduces the formation of ice dams, icicles, and mold / mildew growth

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Our experts will come to your home to identify your energy loss issues for free! We'll come up with a solution that solves your problems. No hassles and no obligations.

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The Attic Insulation 
Installation Process

So what can you expect? Review the steps below to see what you can expect from the installation experience.

Step 1

Before our insulation experts arrive, make sure you clear a pathway to the attic entrance.

Step 2

Once we access the attic, we examine the existing insulation type and depth to determine the best way to increase your home's energy efficiency.

Step 3

If there are baffles missing or incorrectly installed, we'll add them between every cavity that connects to the soffits. This will create a good ventilation system so the air can then pass over the insulation without disturbing it.

Step 4

Now that ventilation is established, we add our blown-in insulation until an optimal depth, or R-Value, is reached.