Upstairs is never comfortable
Hot bedrooms in summer and cold ones in winter usually point to heat moving through the attic.

Blown-in attic insulation tops up thin, settled or missing insulation so your home stays comfortable, your bills drop and your roof stays healthier.
Hot bedrooms in summer and cold ones in winter usually point to heat moving through the attic.
When the attic is thin, your furnace and AC run longer to make up for what leaks out.
Heavy icicles and ice along the eaves are a classic sign of warm air escaping into the attic.
If the tops of the ceiling joists show through the insulation, there is not enough of it.
Warm air leaking into a thin attic heats the roof deck and melts snow from below. That water runs down to the cold eaves, refreezes and builds ice dams that can push water back under your shingles.
The right amount of insulation, paired with good ventilation, keeps the roof deck cold in winter. Getting a new roof? Ask us about insulation on the same visit.
Everything happens from inside the attic, with no tearing into your walls or ceilings.
We measure what you have now and check ventilation and any signs of roof leaks.
Baffles go in at the eaves so soffit vents stay open and the attic keeps breathing.
Insulation is blown in to an even depth across the whole attic floor, corners included.
We clean up and show you the finished depth before we leave.
Tell us about your home and we will get back to you. Rather talk now?
Call (219) 730-6374