SERVICES
Symptom Checker
Experiencing ANY of these symptoms indicates that your home is a good candidate for an attic upgrade.
- home feels drafty
- floors feel cold
- home feels too warm in the summer
- high energy bills
- furnace or A/C is always on
- roof has icicles
- moisture in the ceiling
- shingles are curling prematurely
- moisture or rot on the roof deck
- frost/moisture in the attic
- the attic is a different temperature than the outside
- previous infestation
Free Attic Evaluations
Our expert evaluations are the basis for our energy-saving, smart attic solutions!
- full attic inspection
- over-the-phone estimates are also available
- assessment of deficiencies
- recommendation of services
- Q & A
- firm quotation
Attic Insulation Upgrades
The current Alberta prescriptive building code is R-59.2 in the attic and R-17.5 in above grade walls.
Chances are, if your home was built before 2016 you could benefit from an insulation upgrade.
Our insulation of choice is premium eco-friendly blown-in Weathershield Cellulose.
Upon evaluation, we may recommend additional insulating materials to best suit your project requirements.
We are well-versed in attics and walls of all ages and sizes, as well as net-zero installations.
Attic Insulation Removal
Using state of the art insulation removal equipment, insulation is sucked out of the attic and is then responsibly disposed of.
Our expert attic inspector can recommend whether full or partial removal of existing insulation is warranted.
Click HERE to see reasons for insulation removal.
Ventilation Systems
All attics require a balance of air intake and outtake vents, as well as stops, baffles and chutes.
Air circulation is key to preventing costly damage to the home and attic caused by trapped moist air.
From standard venting, to solar powered, to wind powered, the options are plentiful. Attic ventilation options and recommendations are available.
Sealing Air Leakage Points
Aside from professional ventilation systems, the attic should be sealed air-tight.
Air leakage can result in heat loss from the home, increased humidity in the attic, attic rain, roof leaks, and critter infestation.
Probable air-leakage locations include: the attic hatch; wiring sites; exterior wall plates; bathroom exhaust pipes and vents; and furnace flues.
We can pinpoint areas of concern and intervene before any negative, long-term, lasting effects occur.
