Dust streaks on insulation, drafty ceiling lights and rooms that never feel comfortable are common signs of attic leaks.
If you are adding insulation, seal first so the gaps are not buried.
The attic floor is checked for open chases, penetrations and gaps.
Big openings are blocked first, then smaller gaps are sealed with foam or caulk.
You get photos of the sealed areas, ready for insulation.
Closing the gaps and holes that let air move between the living space and the attic.
Large openings first. ENERGY STAR advises plugging the big holes first rather than chasing every small gap.
Homes need ventilation. If you have fuel-burning appliances, ask us about combustion safety when you book.
Yes. Air sealing and insulation do different jobs and work best together.
