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Proper attic insulation in your Seattle home will keep you comfortable all year round. It saves energy, reduces heating and cooling costs.
Are your energy bills high? Is there pest debris in your attic? Are rooms uncomfortable or are you having health issues?
Attic Projects can make your home comfortable, energy efficient and healthy for your family. With over 10 years of experience we do all types of seattle insulation services. Whether you are upgrading an old home or new one we have experienced attic insulation services for your WA home.
Insulation absorbs and transfers heat, creates a barrier to keep warmth in winter and out summer
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Our in-house inspectors will provide you a detailed attic inspection report so we understand exactly what needs to be done.
At Attic Projects we are Seattle’s premier licensed attic insulation contractor. Our fast and efficient blown-in, fiberglass and spray foam insulation sets us apart from the competition. With over 10 years of insulation experience our team has insulated attics all over King County and can complete most attic projects in a day. After we insulate we work with homeowners to apply for Seattle’s insulation rebates so you can make your home more energy efficient for less. We also have several financing options through Aqua Finance so you can pay over 12 or 36 months. Our energy efficient insulation makes your home more comfortable and reduces your energy bills and helps the environment.
Living in Seattle you notice most homes don’t have AC. That’s where good attic insulation is your best friend to keep your home comfortable year round.
Seattle’s mild summer temperatures average 79°F, so most homes don’t need AC. But well insulated homes can stay cooler during heatwaves.
In winter when temperatures average 37°F most homes rely on heating systems not AC. Efficient insulation is key to keeping homes warm.
Insulation is also important in cities with high humidity like Seattle with 37 inches of rain a year to prevent moisture related issues and a comfortable indoor environment.
Ready to make your Seattle home more comfortable and cut those energy bills? Let’s talk about upgrading your attic insulation. We know Washington weather inside and out and have the right insulation for your home. Our team will come by for a free consult, give you the scoop on what your attic needs and break down the costs – no pressure. Why wait? Call us today and let’s make your home the cozy, energy smart home you want.
No matter what type of insulation you need for your attic we have you covered. Call us today to schedule an inspection to get your free custom quote.
A Seattle homeowner was frustrated with their home that was hot no matter what they did to cool it. We found excessive and improperly installed insulation trapping heat inside, major energy inefficiencies. We removed and replaced the old insulation with the right amount, proper ventilation and airflow throughout the home. This was not only more comfortable for the home but also more energy efficient. By optimizing the insulation and ventilation we protected the HVAC system from damage and cut the client’s energy bills big time.
We offer the following services for attics in Seattle:
Not sure if your attic insulation needs an upgrade? At Attic Projects we offer a free inspection. We’ll give you pictures and videos of your attic. Look for signs like high energy bills, uneven temperatures in your home, visible damage (moisture, mold) or insulation over 15 years old. We’ll recommend the best solution based on our findings and your budget.
Yes we can remove the existing blown in insulation. Then we’ll install fiberglass batts or rolls and make sure it fits and covers your attic properly.
Fiberglass insulation is moisture resistant and durable, great for attics in humid areas like Seattle and Tacoma. Cellulose insulation made from recycled materials is eco friendly and has great thermal performance for dry climates.
Attic Projects offers both cellulose insulation, which is made from recyclable materials, as well as spray foam that is non-toxic. Both of have a reduced carbon footprint as well as are energy savers.
Efficiency: Spray foam insulation expands to fill gaps and cracks, providing excellent air sealing and thermal performance. Blown-in insulation can cover a large area more uniformly but it doesn’t seal gaps as tightly as foam spray does.
Application: Spray foam is ideal for new construction attics or for major renovations.
Blown-in insulation is good for retrofitting existing buildings without much disruption.
