Attic Insulation Installation in Seattle and the Greater Puget Sound Areas

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Upgrading attic insulation is a popular and cost-effective way to make your home more energy-efficient.

After all, more energy (and money!) is lost through the attic than through any other part of the house.

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If you’re looking for a way to improve your home’s energy efficiency and lower your energy bills, especially during those bone-chilling Seattle nights, insulating your attic may be your ideal next step.

Guardian Attic Insulation for Seattle Homes

All too often, the attic of the home is overlooked, allowing potential health hazards like pest infestations and mold development to go unchecked. Dangers to the integrity of your home can also start in the attic, like condensation buildup, wood rot, and deficient insulation.

As Western Washington’s leading Roof Replacement and Repair Contractor, we discovered that countless failing roofs were directly related to the condition of the attic underneath. To better support our customers, we have developed a number of specialized services to proactively protect your home from dangers you might not be aware of!

Attic Insulation Before & After

Our Seattle Attic Services

Attic Clean-out Seattle

Improve air quality and energy efficiency and prevent pest infestations with regularly scheduled attic clean-outs. Our certified technicians will thoroughly inspect your attic and develop a plan to eliminate the dangers of mold, pests, and other harmful pollutants.

Insulation Removal

Having a difficult time regulating the temperature of your home? Insufficient or old insulation might be to blame. Let Guardian remove your old insulation and replace it with top-of-the-line products.

Attic Insulation Installation Seattle

While the DIY approach is often cost-effective, it’s not recommended for installing attic insulation. To ensure optimal protection, it’s crucial to seek expert installation for your attic insulation. Attempting to do it yourself may lead to problems with foam layers, mold growth, or even personal injury and attic damage. Call Guardian Home for expert attic insulation.

Seattle Spray Foam Insulation

Polyurethane foam insulation is created by combining isocyanates (known as the A-side) and polyol resins (known as the B-side) through a chemical reaction. When sprayed from a foam gun, the substance expands and fills in crevices and gaps in your attic or crawl space before hardening. This insulation material is highly efficient for sealing attics and crawl spaces.

Fiberglass

Typically, fiberglass insulation comes in batts that can be rolled or placed on various surfaces, such as walls, floors, or ceilings. Nowadays, blown fiberglass is increasingly in demand and has become a significant aspect of our insulation work. This specific type of insulation is produced by combining recycled glass with natural sand.

Cellulose

The insulation known as cellulose is crafted from recycled paper, typically newsprint, with an exceedingly elevated recycled content of about 82-85%. The paper is reduced to minuscule fragments in the manufacturing procedure, transformed into fibers, and then combined with a flame and insect deterrent. The most common retardants utilized are mineral borate or ammonium sulfate. Blown-in pellets are the primary form of cellulose insulation, but it can also be created in batts.

Cotton

Cotton has gained popularity among eco-conscious individuals. Its creation involves repurposing recycled blue jeans and other natural cotton fibers from industrial waste. Typically, cotton insulation consists of 85% recycled cotton and 15% plastic fibers, which are treated with boric acid for flame resistance. This type of insulation is non-toxic, and its installation doesn’t require respiratory or skin protection. In contrast to fiberglass insulation, there are no reported incidents of skin irritation or burning from contact with cotton insulation.

Benefits of Clean Insulation

Clean attic insulation can result in lower energy usage because it regulates temperature better than old insulation. Heating and cooling systems don’t have to work so hard or run as often, which translates into lower energy bills. 

Clean insulation also helps prevent the buildup of moisture inside the attic. Moisture buildup leads to mold and mildew growth which can cause a home’s structure to decay. Mold and mildew also affect a home’s air quality.

Call Guardian Home Seattle insulation contractors at 877-926-9966 to find out how we can help you keep your attic and crawlspace clean and efficient. You can also request your appointment with us online. You can also request your appointment with us online »