Blown-in insulation, old insulation removal, air sealing and ventilation — installed to R-50/R-60 and Ontario Building Code by certified, insured pros. One team, done right the first time.
Tell us what's going on and we'll take a look — no obligation.
If any of these sound familiar, your attic is likely under-performing — and it's usually fixable in a single visit.
Some rooms are always colder or hotter because heat escapes through an under-performing attic.
Staining, mold, or damp insulation point to moisture problems and possible structural concerns.
Your furnace and AC run overtime replacing the heating and cooling that leaks straight out the top of your home.
Warm air melts roof snow; it refreezes at the cold eaves, backing up water under your shingles.
Older insulation often sits well under today's R-50/R-60 standard, leaving comfort and savings on the table.
Openings around hatches, pipes and wiring let pests and outside air in — and dragged your insulation's performance down.
We treat the attic as a system — insulation, airflow, and moisture handled together so the fix actually lasts.
The core of the job — we match the right material to your attic and top it up to R-50/R-60.
Insulation only performs when your attic breathes properly and stays sealed against air leaks.
Wet, contaminated, or moldy insulation gets removed and treated before anything new goes in.
Attic insulation qualifies for Ontario's home energy rebate program — no home energy assessment required, and we handle all the paperwork for you.
We book you Monday–Saturday across the GTA and inspect your attic with probing tools and thermal imaging. You get a full PDF report with photos — free, no obligation.
Your quote is based on attic size, current insulation, and the work needed — explained in plain terms. No hidden fees, no upselling. You get an itemized PDF.
WSIB-certified, fully insured technicians install premium materials to Ontario Building Code. Most attics are done in a few hours.
We verify everything meets code, send before-and-after photos in a PDF, and back the work with a 10-year workmanship warranty.
WSIB-certified, fully insured crews trained to current building-science standards.
You get a full PDF with thermal images, photos, and findings — not just a verbal quote.
Itemized quotes in writing. No hidden fees, no pressure, no surprise add-ons.
Real people who answer your questions before, during, and after the job.
Most installs finish in a day, booked around your schedule.
Documented proof of the work, so you see exactly what changed up there.
Common signs are cold or hot rooms, big temperature differences between floors, and rising energy bills. If your insulation sits below the top of the joists or looks thin and patchy, it's usually below today's standard.
There's no single answer. Blown-in cellulose and fibreglass suit open attics — they fill gaps and offer great value. Spray foam works well in tight areas that need both insulation and air sealing. We recommend based on your attic's condition, budget, and goals.
In Ontario's climate we typically target R-50 to R-60 — roughly 14–18 inches of blown-in material, depending on the product. On the assessment we measure your existing depth, estimate the R-value, flag any bare spots, and recommend the top-up.
Often we can top up over dry, stable existing insulation — that's more cost-effective and less disruptive. Removal is the right call if the old material is wet, moldy, contaminated by rodents, or compressed, since those trap moisture and hurt performance.
Insulation slows heat flow; air sealing stops warm indoor air from leaking into the attic through gaps around hatches, lights, pipes, and wiring. In Ontario winters, unsealed air causes condensation, frost, and mold. Treating the attic as a system — sealing, insulating, and checking ventilation — gives far better results.
You can, but doing it right means managing air sealing, ventilation, and moisture in a tight, dusty space around wiring, fans, and recessed lights — with clearances near chimneys and heat sources. A specialist brings the right equipment, building-science know-how, single-day completion, and documentation of exactly what was done.
A quick attic assessment shows exactly where your home is losing heat — and the most effective way to correct it.
