If you can, measure the current depth in a few places or send photos of the attic floor.
Gaps around lights, pipes and the attic hatch should be sealed before insulation covers them.
Vents are kept clear, and baffles are fitted where needed so insulation does not block soffit airflow.
Insulation is blown or laid evenly to the agreed depth across the attic floor.
Depth is checked across the attic and you get a photo of the finished work.
ENERGY STAR recommends R-49 for an uninsulated attic floor in climate zone 2, or R-38 where 3–4 inches are already installed.
Blown-in insulation fills irregular spaces and works around obstructions; batts suit open joist bays with regular spacing. We recommend the type that suits your attic.
Often, if the existing insulation is dry and in good condition. Damaged or contaminated insulation should be removed first.
Most homes are done in a single visit. We give you a time estimate with the scope.
