Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
Fresh attic insulation installed to seal in warmth and hold down heating bills through long Northwest winters.
We install blown-in or batt insulation to modern R-values that make a real difference in a region where furnaces run for months at a time. Before any material goes down we air-seal the ceiling plane, block off can lights, and install baffles so soffit airflow is never smothered. Proper depth and even coverage eliminate the cold spots and drafts that make upstairs rooms uncomfortable. The finished attic keeps conditioned air where it belongs and helps prevent the ice-dam and condensation cycles that follow heat loss.
Lowers heating costs during our long, gray heating season; Evens out cold rooms and drafty upstairs spaces; Protects venting with baffles so airflow stays intact; Air-seals leaks that let warm, moist air into the attic; Improves overall home comfort and resale appeal
1) Air-seal ceiling penetrations and protect light fixtures; 2) Install baffles to preserve soffit-to-ridge airflow; 3) Blow or lay insulation to the target R-value with even coverage; 4) Verify depth markers and clean up the workspace
Attic square footage and the R-value target you choose; Insulation type such as fiberglass, cellulose, or batts; Amount of air-sealing and baffle work needed first; Accessibility and existing obstructions in the attic; Removal of old or contaminated material when required
Fall is the most popular time so the home is ready before the coldest months, but installation is available all year.