Blown-In Attic Insulation
Blown-in attic insulation spreads an even layer over the entire attic floor, around wires and trusses, while a clean existing layer stays in place.
How it works and what it costs
We seal and insulate attics across Barrhaven and the south end of Ottawa. One simple rule shaped the company: the ceiling gets sealed before any insulation goes on top of it.
That rule shapes every job, from how we quote to how the crew works on the day. It is also why our quotes list more than just bags of insulation.
A deep layer over a leaky ceiling is like a thick sweater with the zipper open. Warm air still escapes through the gaps, and it carries moisture with it. An attic can hold plenty of insulation and still lose heat at every pot light.
Sealing first costs a few extra hours, and it is what makes the rest of the work pay off. That is why it is part of every job we do.
Every quote follows a visit to the attic itself. The visit takes about half an hour. Someone climbs through the hatch, checks the depth at several points, looks for leaks, mouse activity and water stains, and checks the vents and fan ducts. Then it all goes down on paper.
The written quote lists the sealing, the baffles, any removal and the insulation depth as separate lines, each with its own price.
The first homes in Old Barrhaven were built with thin attic layers by today's standards. The newer subdivisions in Longfields, Davidson Heights and Half Moon Bay were built to code levels that leave room to add more, and many have long rows of pot lights. Townhouse attics have small hatches and shared walls. Homes facing the open fields at the south edge get wind through the eaves.
Knowing those patterns tells us what to look for. The visit still decides what your attic actually needs.
Floors get covered all the way from the entry to the hatch, and the hatch area is closed off. Loose fill and removed material travel through hoses, never through your hallway in bags. Before we leave, the rooms below are vacuumed and you get photos of the finished attic.
Each job we do is fully insured. If you would like to see the policy details before the work starts, ask during the visit and we will send them.
Call (343) 301-5519 to book a visit and a written quote. Every service is listed on the home page, and the estimator there gives a price range in a few seconds.
Each one is quoted after a visit and done in the same order, sealing first.
Blown-in attic insulation spreads an even layer over the entire attic floor, around wires and trusses, while a clean existing layer stays in place.
How it works and what it costs
R-60 attic insulation is our usual target for Barrhaven attics: a deep, even layer over a sealed ceiling.
How it works and what it costs
Attic insulation removal vacuums out wet, dirty or flattened material, leaving a bare floor that can be sealed and filled again from scratch.
How it works and what it costs
Attic air sealing plugs the gaps in the ceiling so warm house air stays downstairs, and it happens on every job before anything new goes on top.
How it works and what it costs
Attic ventilation moves outside air in at the soffits and out near the ridge, so the attic stays cold and dry in winter and less hot in summer.
How it works and what it costs
Room over garage insulation warms the bedroom or bonus room above an attached garage by sealing and insulating its floor, its short side walls and the slope overhead.
How it works and what it costs
Cathedral ceiling insulation fills the rafters above a sloped or vaulted ceiling, a closed space too tight for loose fill to be spread across.
How it works and what it costs
The attic insulation rebate from Ontario's Home Renovation Savings program covers a share of an attic upgrade, with the payment tied to the R-value the attic has before work begins.
How it works and what it costs
Attic insulation cost in Barrhaven depends on the attic's floor area, the depth you add, the sealing needed and whether old material comes out first.
How it works and what it costsGive us a few details about your home and its attic. Our office phones back to book the visit. Calls go to (343) 301-5519.