As an Owens Corning preferred contractor, we're highly equipped to make you and your family more comfortable in your home by improving the insulation in your attic. We guarantee our work and ask for no payment until the project is finished, and you are completely satisfied.
Improving the insulation in your attic will increase the R-value, which measures how well insulation resists heat. We exceed recommended R-values and install at least an R-49 in our customers' attics. This will make your home more efficient, keeping you cooler in the summer and warmer during winter months, while saving you money on energy costs. Energy Star estimates that the average homeowner can save up to 20% annually in heating and cooling costs by addressing air leaks in their home.
Whether you'd prefer fiberglass or spray foam, our insulation systems will significantly increase your R-Value, saving you more over time, hence recouping the cost quicker. We are happy to discuss your options with you during your free consultation, including:
Fiberglass: Fiberglass attic insulation can be delivered via batts and rolls, or blown-in. It’s the most affordable option, easy to install, and designed with attics in mind. Blown-in fiberglass may be slightly harder to install but is better at filling awkward spaces and is the more environmentally friendly option. It is a great option for cold and dry climates, new construction homes, and DIY projects, though may settle over time so will need to be updated occasionally.
Cellulose Insulation: Cellulose loose-fill insulation is similarly popular to fiberglass, and may be more effective at complete air sealing for attics with more irregular spaces and gaps to fill. We might recommend cellulose for unique older homes with complex attic layouts, or in areas where there are more extreme temperature swings throughout the year.
Mineral wool: Mineral wool insulation is a step up from cellulose and fiberglass in price point, but has a better expected durability as well as fire resistance. It resists “settling” better than fiberglass so may offer its full benefits longer, and is also a great sound-proofing material which may be ideal for multi-story homes where sound travels.
Spray foam: Spray foam insulation may provide the best overall air sealing for attics, especially those with hard-to-reach areas and obstacles to work around, but at a premium price point compared to other options. It also offers excellent moisture resistance which helps protect your home especially in certain climates with high humidity or excessive rainfall.
We’re pleased to offer the Owens Corning AttiCat Expanding Blown-in Attic Insulation System. This increasingly popular method is the perfect way to improve the R value in your attic by blowing in more insulation on top of existing insulation without having to deal with the hassle and danger of removing it.
Owens Corning is an Energy Star Partner and their High Performance Fiberizing Technology offers the higher R-value per inch available on the market today, which means you use less material and spend less money to achieve your optimal insulating performance.
We install windblock barriers and proper vents to ensure air flow from eave vents to prevent ice dam damage and other moisture damage. We also take into account all of the contours of your home, installing air sealing around protrusions for a better fit without air leakage. When heat escaping from attics causes ice dams – from a combination of poor insulation and ventilation – it can prevent proper drainage of snow and ice.
Better attic care will help assist the optimal flow of heat energy out of your house and prevent these ice forms from forming.
Our team of insulation experts have refined the Hoffman Weber approach to perfect attic insulation over the years. We hold ourselves to the highest standards among attic insulation companies, and are diligent in doing every step in our process to code, with the utmost attention to detail.
With every single insulation project, we do not rest until attics are updated and secured with precision, and we can ensure the most energy efficient and safe homes that are more comfortable and protected against the elements than ever before.
The morning your project begins, we'll arrive with our equipment and the insulation materials you've chosen. Before any work begins we are careful to inspect all the material to ensure the highest quality and make sure there is no damage or irregularities.
We will also double-check your attic layout and measurements in relation to our inventory to ensure we have the right amount to get the job done, and do one last inspection to ensure there are no moisture, pests, or other issues that may need to be addressed before we get started.
This initial arrival and inspection may take 1-3 hours depending on the size and complexity of the job, and any potential delays from issues we discover.
We'll cover attic windows, vents, chimney components, heating and cooling units, recessed lighting cans, and any other electrical elements with plastic to protect them from insulation over spray. We seal dust work and all other openings so insulation particles cannot leak into the living spaces of your home.
This process can take 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the home layout, extent of barriers or complex layout details to work out, and the surrounding or connected areas we want to protect for optimal dust containment.
Our team has the training and experience to operate the insulation blowing equipment to achieve the proper density of insulation and to achieve the R-value you desire. The process is quick, taking only a few hours, and will not disrupt your daily routine.
We meticulously clean your attic, remove all protective materials and any debris that may have accumulated during the installation. A thorough cleanup may take 1-4 hours, depending on the project size, type of insulation used, and any areas where dust may have traveled and settled during the process.
After your attic insulation has been installed, your HW Project Manager will inspect the entire project and ensure it meets your local building and fire codes and our strict standards. The final inspection can take 30 minutes to around 1.5 hours, and may involve testing the R-value and confirming an even distribution that covers all air leaks without blocking ventilation.
Attic insulation projects vary in cost based on the project size, material, and process – whether loose-fill or blown-in attic insulation.
We will provide estimates that include the per-square-foot material cost along with the per-square-foot labor cost that takes into account home layout and accessibility, as well as any old insulation removal and post-work cleanup. Ballpark pricing for different material used is follows:
Our team will follow strict inspection guidelines during your attic insulation evaluation to ensure your home is up to code and if it is indeed time to upgrade your attic insulation, as well as which materials would serve your home best. We use infrared scanners to assess insulation gaps and air leaks, and examine your roof for ice dams or any areas where warm air might be escaping. At the same time, we will inspect your home’s interior for any water leaks, dust collection, or improper air flow that may indicate the need for new insulation work.
If we discover any unwanted visitors in the form of mice or other pests, we will require that you work with pest control to safely remove nests and other issues before we move forward with new insulation. This proper removal of pests will be necessary for protecting your home and also preserving the integrity of new insulation.
We can recommend pest control services we trust in the area to help you in the process.
Yes! While attic insulation is most well-known for its warming qualities during cold months, it can also play a significant role in maintaining your home’s temperature in the heat by helping trap cool air in the home and prevent warm air from seeping in. This can also help your HVAC run smoothly and not get overworked during hotter weather, which improves energy consumption and saves money on your energy bills.
Contact us today, and we'll get in touch to set up an appointment to assess the current state of your insulation, and how we can make it better.
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