Attic Insulation Before & After Photos

Our customer purchased a home as is.  The home had a musty smell due to Mold in her attic space.  We cleaned the attic with RMR-86 and RMR-141 which will remove the stain and kill the mold.

This customer had some rental properties and wanted to lower the monthly utility bills without breaking the bank.  We were able to add TruSoft™ Cellulose insulation and increase the R-Value (measurement of how well insulation resists the flow of heat), all at an affordable cost that will save money every month in the long run.

Here we have a beautiful blanket of blown-in cellulose insulation.  This photo is portraying R60, the 'R' is resistance, the thermal resistance to be exact.  This number is a metric, or quantifies how well a material resists the conductive flow of heat.  If you think of your home like your cup of coffee, insulation is the travel mug you put it in to keep it at that temperature.  You don't want all that escaping out of your attic, and the higher the R Value, the more inches (depth) of insulation, the hotter it will stay for longer.  This is how insulation can make your home efficient and save on monthly utilities.

Our customer purchased a new home with home inspection noting a lack of insulation in the attic.  Our customer decided to air seal and insulate the scuttle cover and blow in Cellulose Insulation over the top of the batt insulation acting as a new blanket for the attic.

This attic didn't have enough insulation. Our company topped off the attic with cellulose insulation.