I will insulate or replace insulation in the attic — reduce heating costs

I am a private insulation specialist and have been installing and replacing thermal insulation in attics of private homes for many years. Most often people contact me when heating bills grow year after year, and the reason turns out to be simple: the old insulation has settled, become damp or was laid with violations from the start. A poorly insulated attic is almost the main source of heat loss in a typical house, and I eliminate this problem quickly, carefully and without turning the house into a construction site for weeks.

The work starts with an honest inspection: I measure the current thermal resistance, check the attic for signs of moisture, mold and pests, inspect areas around vents, wiring and the attic hatch — because even the best insulation is useless if there are gaps and cold bridges left underneath. Depending on the condition of the attic and budget, I work with cellulose fiber, mineral wool or fiberglass mats, selecting the layer thickness for the real climate standards of the region, not averaged figures. If the old material is unusable, I dismantle and remove it, and always protect the work space, floors and things in the house with film during work.

The result — a warm house in winter, cool in summer and a noticeable difference in the bill already in the next heating season.

What is included in the service:
— Attic inspection and assessment of current thermal insulation
— Sealing obvious air leaks before laying insulation
— Dismantling and removal of old insulation if necessary
— Installation of new insulation (cellulose fiber, mats or boards — your choice)
— Check of basic attic ventilation
— Cleanup after work and photo report of results