Insulation in Grand Rapids, MN Attic
The current insulation in this Grand Rapids, MN attic needed replacing. Ice dams in the winter were causing damage to the roof and leaking into the attic.
Musty and Old Fiberglass Insulation
Overtime, fiberglass loses its ability to insulate well. Holding onto the moisture and dirt also affect the air quality for the upper level of the home.
Fiberglass Batting to be Removed
Our team will carefully remove the all of the insulation so that they may completely air seal the space.
Air Sealing in Grand Rapids, MN Complete
Air sealing prevents warm air that you have paid to heat from escaping via the attic.
Cellulose Insulation in Grand Rapids, MN
After air sealing the roof deck with spray foam, we applied 16 inches of Tru-Soft™ cellulose into the attic, providing an R-value of just under 60.
Tru-Soft™ Cellulose Provides Dense Coverage
This fluffy, yet dense insulation is made from recycled news paper and covered with a fire retardant. Not only is it safe, it also deters pests from settling into your insulation.
SilverGlo™ Rigid Foam Insulation Radiant Barrier
SilverGlo™, a graphite infused rigid foam insulation was adhered to the attic entrance in order to provide a radiant barrier between the attic and upper level living space.
SilverGlo™ Radiant Barrier
Our team has installed SilverGlo™, a graphite-infused rigid foam insulation that will block air flow from the attic and heated living space.
Other Sealed Access Point to Attic
Before proper sealing, warm air was leaking into the attic and creating ice dams on the roof.
Spray Foaming Rim Joists Stops the Stack Effect
Insulating the rim joists in your basement is crucial for whole-home comfort. If unsealed, cold air is able to freely enter your home. In combination with an under-insulated attic, you have cold air entering your basement, and warm air leaving your attic - this is called the stack effect.