Attic insulation / Maple Crossing

A little attention
above it all.

Cold bedrooms. A draft at the hall. Before adding more insulation, let’s look at what is happening above your ceiling.

Understand the options
An attic cutaway shows loose insulation between ceiling joists, a hose adding material, and a warm room below.
Above the room: air gaps checked first, then insulation measured and placed. The drawing shows the idea; your attic gets its own plan.

01 / Look

An attic check.
$95 before a quote.

We look at the existing material, depth, access and signs of moisture. You do not need to climb in first.

02 / Close the gaps

Air sealing has
its own job.

Insulation and air sealing do different work. We identify accessible gaps before covering them with more material.

03 / Add the layer

Blown-in or batts,
chosen for the space.

Loose material fits around joists; batts fit defined bays. We explain the choice in your written estimate.

November into winter

Notice the rooms.
We’ll look upstairs.

Tell us which room feels cold, when you notice drafts and whether you have seen ice along the eaves.

Those clues help shape the attic check. Insulation is not a promise to cure every cold room or ice dam; moisture, roof conditions and air movement also matter.

A closer look comes first

Let’s look above
the ceiling.

Every estimate starts with a $95 attic check. We measure what is there, look at the gaps and explain what belongs in the quote.

Start with an attic check