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Attic renovated for improved energy efficiency in Joliette, QC

In Joliette, this residence had significant heat loss, air infiltration, and sagging insulation, which greatly reduced the building's energy efficiency. These issues led to temperature fluctuations, excessive heating consumption, and significant discomfort upstairs. Our team completely removed the old insulation to eliminate any non-performing material, followed by meticulous caulking of air leaks to improve the building envelope's airtightness. We then installed our TruSoft cellulose, a high-performance thermal insulation solution known for its ability to optimize R-value, reduce thermal bridges, and improve indoor comfort. The result: more stable temperatures, lower energy costs, and an attic that complies with modern residential insulation standards in Quebec.

 

 

Air leaks and poor insulation in a attic in Chambly, Qc

The problem

Ms. Smith contacted Systèmes Éconergie because she had problems with ice dams on her roof in winter. This very common problem is due to poor attic insulation and the presence of air leaks.

The solution

We removed the old wool insulation in order to seal the air leaks such as joints, holes and others. Then, we installed vents on each side of the attic to allow additional ventilation in the attic and prevent air from touching the insulation. Eventually, we blew just over 16” of cellulose fibers to achieve an R-60 value.

Attic Insulation in Saint-Basile-Le-Grand, Quebec

A homeowner in Saint-Basile-Le-Grand contacted us because they noticed their house, especially the upper floor, uncomfortable throughout the whole year: too hot in the summer, and freezing in the winter, and their energy consumption (heating and cooling) were high. During the inspection, our specialist found that the attic lacked sufficient insulation, which clearly explained their concerns. Our certified specialist was able to offer an effective solution: Remove the existing insulation, Seal all air leaks, and Blow in 17 inches of cellulose, achieving an R60 thermal value. Thanks to this upgrade, the homeowner now enjoys a well-insulated attic, improved comfort throughout the entire home, and reduced Hydro bills.

Transformed attic in Saint-Cyprien, QC: less heat loss, more comfort

Our customer in Saint-Blaise-Sur-Richelieu contacted us because their home was difficult to heat and temperature fluctuations were becoming uncomfortable throughout the seasons. The attic had sagging and insufficient insulation, with uneven areas and significant loss of thermal performance. Several air leaks around light fixtures, ducts, and openings allowed warm air to escape into the attic, increasing heat loss, temperature fluctuations, and heating costs. The house was more difficult to keep comfortable in both winter and summer, and overall energy efficiency was compromised.

We first completely removed the old insulation, then carefully caulked the air leaks to improve the attic's airtightness. Next, we installed a new layer of TruSoft blown cellulose, known for its ability to fill spaces evenly and provide excellent thermal performance (improved R-value).

The attic is now better insulated and more airtight, reducing energy loss, stabilizing indoor temperatures, and improving residential comfort year-round, while contributing to savings on heating bills.

 

Attic insulation in Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, QC

A homeowner in Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, QC, was increasingly worried as winter approached, facing significant humidity problems in their attic. The space was plagued by a persistent odor and insufficient insulation, raising concerns about the impact on both comfort and heating bills during the colder months. Our specialist discovered several sources of air infiltration, particularly around recessed lighting and where wires and pipes entered the attic. These issues led to excessive humidity buildup, creating a perfect environment for mold growth.

To resolve these issues, we removed the old, inadequate insulation and sealed all identified air infiltration points. The areas affected by mold were thoroughly cleaned and disinfected to eliminate any traces of contamination. We then installed new cellulose insulation, achieving an R60 thermal resistance, which ensured stable indoor temperatures and optimal energy efficiency. This comprehensive solution not only prevented future humidity and mold problems but also provided the homeowner with peace of mind as winter approached.

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Systèmes Éconergie
2990 Boul. le Corbusier
Laval, QC H7L 3M2
1-514-612-5777
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