Insulation of New and Existing Construction throughout the Greater Bay Area. Additional phones - (510) 440-8489, (800) 281-0401. For best results when requesting a quote please include the following: 1-Your phone number 2-Approximate Square Footage of Job. 3-Clearance of Attic at Peak 4-Approximate thickness of current insulation 5-Age of home 6-Is this a one or two story home
Insulation of new and existing residential construction, using blown-in and batt insulation, rigid and spray foam, and radiant barrier, primary specialties are attics and walls of existing homes, insulation of new custom homes, additions & remodels.
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Insulating the exterior walls of our two story, 1700 sq ft house, involved drilling holes between each stud, blowing in insulating material, plugging the holes, spackling over the holes, priming and finally painting the holes. Two man crew was very efficient in setting up scaffolding and then doing the work described. We got a chance to see what the insulation looks like inside the wall when the force of the insulation popped out a built-in bookcase that was not secured. Its a solid blanket of insulation, filling in the entire space. Very impressive. The results have been very noticeable. The house feels more comfortable, and the heater turns on less frequently. We should have done this years ago.
Last part of the project was to blow additional insulation into the attic, which went very quickly. Overall, the project took 2 very long afternoons/evenings to complete. It makes a mess around the outside of the house, but they did a good job of cleaning up each day.
"Insulating condos is not a problem, but any home built in 1980 or later is new or almost new by present-day insulation standards (ie codes). Insulation in walls and vaulted ceilings described here is both inaccessible to additional insulation, so cannot be upgraded, and it's also encapsulated, so protected and performance remains constant or nearly constant over life of home. Insulation only reduces and does not eliminate heat convection in multi-story homes, often a problem to some homeowners on very hot days when there is no A/C. Being told other things by less knowledgeable contractors can make projects more difficult, but asking questions and listening to the answers from the professionals always works best."
"This consumer mistakenly posted a review intended for a different company working in a different trade (roofing), and so should be removed soon."
"Glad to see vent issue was resolved per customer's needs, and appreciate the positive feedback. Mechanical means to prevent eave vents from being blocked by fiberglass blanket insulation are normally not necessary, but can be used at the request of the builder to address unusual venting situations. Inspectors usually want to see blanket insulation installed up to the top plate where eave vents are present, but thin enough to allow air circulation behind the insulation, although historically the practice has often been to simply keep the insulation well back from the eave vents. Installer was sure he followed the correct installation procedure, so without the opportunity to go back and see the work, we can't be certain of an installation error. It is always best to call us anytime with any questions or concerns, so we have the opportunity to promptly address them and make any corrections, if needed."
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