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Removal, Air Sealing & New Cellulose Insulation in Franklin, MI
Our customer called for they have drafty rooms in their home. After assessing the attic we found it was extremely under insulated and also had a lot of heat being lost in to this attic. We air sealed all the top plates and wire penetrations. This will not allow heat from the living space to enter the attic. We also added new duel baffles after clearing the soffits of debris. Afterward we blow in 17" of new stabilized TruSoft cellulose insulation to a R60.
Attic Insulation in Franklin, MI
Our customer called with issues of Ice Dam and wanted a fix for their home. The insulation levels were inconsistent and not to all the outer edges of the attic. After our inspection the homeowner decided to have us Insulate the attic space. Once all the insulation was removed, we air seal all wire and pipe penetrations and the top and bond plates. Once sealed, blown in Cellulose was done to a Energy Star Rating of R60 approximately 17" that will lower the energy bills as well as improve the overall comfort of the home.
Mold Remediation in Auburn Hills, MI
Inspection for a home sale showed mold in the attic. Our company came in and remediated the mold using products RMR-86 and RMR-141 to remove the stain and mold from the sheathing and truss. We also clear the soffits of debris and insulation and add all new duel baffles.
Insulation in Auburn Hills, MI
Our customer had ice dam issues and wanted it fixed for good. After our assessment of the attic and our recommendations the customer decided to have the job completed. We removed all insulation, air sealed top and bond plates also pipe and wire penetration and added new Cellulose to a Energy Star Rating of R60. The home is now in good shape with no air loss.
Blocked Soffit Vents Causing Mold In Auburn Hills, MI
Dark colored sheathing in the attic turns out to be mold! Easily treatable we use RMR-86 Pro Stain Remover but we don't want the mold to come back, so we have to figure out why it was there to begin with. Simple enough in this case, we found that insulation was blocking the soffit vents so the venting ratio was all out of whack (certain amount of air in, certain amount of air out equals a happy attic!) We cleared the vents so the attic system could 'breathe' properly to ensure the mold didn't come back.
