Water damage, a past rodent problem, odors or simply very old insulation each affect how the job is planned.
Most homeowners re-insulate right after removal. We can quote both together.
The attic access and the path to it are protected, and the vacuum hose is run from the attic to the collection unit outside.
Insulation and debris are vacuumed out across the agreed area.
Once clear, the attic floor is checked for leaks, gaps and damage before the next step.
Not always. Dry, clean insulation in good condition can often stay. Wet, moldy, contaminated or pest-damaged insulation should be removed first.
Insulation is vacuumed through a hose to a collection unit outside, so it is not carried through the house. Work areas are protected.
It is bagged and hauled away.
If there was a rodent problem or contamination, cleanup and sanitizing before re-insulating is a good idea. See our attic sanitization and cleanup service.
