Our Services
Remove old insulation to prepare for replacement, renovation, or attic work. We review the existing material, access, and disposal needs before quoting. If moisture, pests, or suspected hazardous materials are present, those conditions need to be addressed before new insulation is installed.
Fiberglass batts fit accessible wall, floor, and ceiling cavities in new construction and renovation projects. We discuss cavity dimensions and the specified R-value, then fit the material around framing and obstructions to limit gaps and compression. A practical option while the framing is open.
Blown-in fiberglass or cellulose provides coverage across attic floors and can top up suitable existing insulation. We review coverage, target R-value, ventilation, and access before recommending material and depth. Air sealing and preparation are discussed before the new insulation goes in.
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Air leaks can move conditioned air through gaps even when insulation is present. We seal accessible attic penetrations around top plates, wiring, and plumbing where appropriate, while preserving required ventilation and safety clearances. This work is scoped before adding insulation so the important areas remain accessible.
For an accessible attic floor, blown-in insulation may be an option. Open framing often suits batts. Accessible air leaks should be considered before insulation, and old material may need removal first. Tell us about your space so we can discuss the right combination.
Call (865) 318-3201 or open the Contact page to request a free estimate. Include your project location, approximate area, and whether the space is an attic, wall, floor, or renovation. Photos and access details help us discuss preparation and the next step.