Adding insulation is a relatively affordable home improvement project, and the savings can be felt immediately.
The cost for adding attic insulation to a 1000-square-foot attic?
$2,000 to $3,000 including labor & material, depending on how much you put in and how easy it is to install.
High energy bills.
Uneven indoor comfort levels (some rooms worse than others)
Evidence of rodent or pest infestation.
Roof leaks or other signs of moisture intrusion.
By specializing only in Attic solutions we are likely the best option for the job, Our technicians are equipped with Thermal camera which gives them the ability to scan moisture and air leak problems behind the walls. We are day in day out dealing only with Attic problems and we have seen it all, there is no job that we won't be able to resolve. We also use The best product in the market for Attic Insulation which is Owens Cornings Atticat Expanding Pink Fiberglass Blow In Insulation.
You may need to remove insulation for a variety of reasons including:
Animal infestation contamination
Mold remediation
Fire, smoke, water damage restoration
Home Remodeling
Airborne Allergen
Clean-up damaged or old insulation
Remove all feces and urine left from animals or rodents
Attic ventilation is the process of allowing fresh air to flow into and out
of the attic space of a building.
Proper attic ventilation is important
for several reasons:
Temperature regulation:
An attic that is not properly ventilated can become excessively hot
in the summer and excessively
cold in the winter, which can
lead to issues such as ice dams, condensation, and damage to the
roof and insulation.
Moisture control: Attics that are not properly ventilated can accumulate moisture, which can lead to mold and rot.
Energy efficiency: Proper attic ventilation can help to regulate the temperature and moisture levels in the attic, which can improve the energy efficiency of a building.
Gable vents:
These are openings in the gables (the triangular walls at the ends
of a pitched roof) that allow air
to flow in and out of the
attic.
Soffit vents: These are vents located under the eaves of the roof that allow air to flow into the attic.
Ridge vents: These are vents located along the peak of the roof that allow air to flow out of the attic.
Solar-powered turbine vents: These vents use solar panels to power a fan that helps to circulate air in the attic.