Systèmes Éconergie Before & After Photos

An Attic Systems specialist will be able to determine which parts of your attic need to be treated to solve the problems that are affecting the air and the environment of your home.

We were contacted via one of our social media from a client, who was concerned about her deteriorating attic insulation. An inspection revealed rotting insulation, leading to high Hydro bills, poor air quality, temperature fluctuations, and structural damage. We removed the old insulation, sealed leaks, and installed about 17" of cellulose insulation. This renovation significantly, improved the client's home comfort and air quality, and protected its structural integrity.

Problem

Mrs. Rao had not re-insulated her attic for more than 10 years.

Solution

Remove the old fiberglass insulation, plug all the air leaks in the attic such as the joints, the holes that were made for the recessed lights and the wires. Then blow in 16 in. of fibers of cellulose for a value of R60.

The problem: This client from Brossard had an attic that was not insulated well. It had old fiberglass and it wasn't optimal for this attic. Also, the client was feeling that his rooms upstairs were not comfortable. During winter they were cold and in the summer they were really hot. Something not right was happening in this attic. 

The solution: We remove all the old isolation, after this, we seal off all cracks that happen to leaks air with expandable foam. After, we blown over 16 inches of cellulose to achieve R60 of value.  

The problem

Mold in the attic because of poor ventilation and low insulation.

The customer seeks to decontaminate the attic and reinsolate it.

The solution

Our team has removed existing mold in the attic thanks to our MoldX product. We then closed the air leaks on the attic floor and isolated the attic with Cellulose Fiber.