We take out the old and replace it with new. Before we do anything, we remove all old insulation, any animal droppings, as well as debris until we’re left with the original bare decking of your attic. Our technicians use an 8-inch diameter industrial vacuum that'll pick up all debris. Our technicians come into the home wearing hazmat suits, gloves, and respirators to keep them safe.

It's not often that your attic is stripped down to its bare decking. We take this opportunity to give a full inspection of the attic interior. Our technicians take a look at the wiring, ducting, piping, and even the sheetrock to confirm that it's all in good order. Any damage to ducting, piping, and sheetrock can be repaired as-needed by our crew. We mark any electrical damage with a ribbon, which makes it easy for a certified electrician to repair at a later time.

Rodents love attics. Part of our full restoration is ensuring that anything previous rodents have left behind is completely eliminated. The fogging we use is an industrial-strength sanitizer that will easily eliminate all pheromones, micro-bacteria, and all biological markers left by rodents. Biological scent markers are what rodents use to find their way back into your attic. Without these markers, your attic is essentially off of their map. Our sanitizing fog will also kill fleas, ticks, and rat mites that rodents leave behind. This fog does it all—it also kills mold and mildew spores. Mold and mildew grow wherever there’s moisture. Even an attic without a rodent problem will benefit from fogging, as it more than likely has mold and mildew somewhere.

Before we spray blow-in insulation we need to ensure that the attic is ready for the application. We prepare an attic in 3 stages.

• Stage 1 – We apply foil covers to the attic can lights. Can lights need to breathe so they don’t overheat. Covers give them space to breathe and also protect them from insulation. A can light that gets too hot will overheat, blow, or even cause a fire.
• Stage 2 – We conduct what is known as "airflow spot sealing". This process separates the air in your attic from the air in the rest of your house. To do this, we spray foam around all components installed through the sheetrock to fill any small gaps. Without airflow spot sealing the hot air of your attic will continually mingle with the conditioned air of your home, increasing your energy costs and your overall discomfort.
• Stage 3 – Finally, we install baffling. Think of baffling as chutes placed between the joists of your roof that provide a channel for cool air to flow from your exterior attic vents, which are known as “soffit vents”.

Last but not least, with your attic fully cleaned, inspected, and prepped, we install our blow-in insulation. We use 13 inches of Owens Corning fiberglass insulation. Owens Corning is the largest and most trusted brand in the industry, with top-of-the line products at affordable prices.