Attic Insulation Before & After Photos

Problem

Mr. John noticed that some of the upstairs bedrooms were colder than the other rooms. So while our specialist was checking up his place, he had noticed mold problems rot, lack of ventilation, several air leaks on the floor and poor insulation.

Solution

We have removed the fiberglass insulation to seal all air leaks on the attic floor, added ventilation mats in the soffits, insulated the attic access hatch and then blew 17 inches of cellulose.

A homeowner in Sainte-Marthe-Sur-Le-Lac, Quebec, contacted for an attic inspection after witnessing some black stains on the wooden ceiling structure. Upon conducting a detailed evaluation, our specialist identified the presence of mold, indicative of elevated humidity levels and uncontrolled air infiltration within the attic space.

To address the underlying issues, all penetrations and air leaks were meticulously sealed using our ZypFoam. The contaminated wood surfaces were then treated with Mold-X2, a professional-grade antimicrobial solution designed to eliminate mold stains.

Following decontamination, we installed 17 inches of TruSoft cellulose insulation, a dense-pack blown-in material known for its superior thermal performance and eco-friendly composition. 

This attic had an inadequate amount of insulation, and the client preferred to call in a professional to ensure an effective solution.Our team of workers removed the existing insulation to seal all the holes where air was escaping. Additionally, we blew about 17 inches of TruSoft cellulose fiber insulation onto the attic floor to achieve an optimal thermal value of R60.

A homeowner reached out to us due to uncomfortable drafts and high energy bills, signaling a problem with their attic insulation. Upon inspection, we found the insulation was inadequate and discovered mold spores on the wooden beams and beneath the old insulation, caused by poor ventilation.

To resolve this, we removed the old insulation, treated the mold with Mold-X2, sealed air leaks with ZypFoam, and installed 17 inches of TruSoft cellulose insulation, achieving an R60 thermal value. The result transformed the attic into an energy-efficient space, protecting the home from drafts and moisture. The homeowner was very pleased with the improved comfort and energy savings.

Attic insulation is an important step in solving problems of home comfort, health and wasted energy (and money). This client contacted us because the temperatures in the different rooms fluctuated a lot. In addition, the old insulation became dirty and unhealthy and accumulated dust, dirt and other unwanted material.

To solve this problem, our team began by removing all the old insulation. Then we sealed all the places such as gaps, wiring holes, hunts and the top of the walls to block any air leaks. It was also necessary to encapsulate the ducts with our Tight 'n True high R-value spray foam system. Finally, we insulate the entire space with TruSoft insufflated cellulose. All these products allow the attic to be completely insulated by blocking all air leaks and controlling the energy released in your home.