Attic Remodeling & Storage Professionals in Washington

After consulting with our experts, you’ll have a detailed plan for how your home will support these additional areas. You’ll also receive a free quote reflecting the expected cost and how the plans comply with all codes. Our professionals will handle the rest of the details from there.

• HeadroomThere must be at least seven feet between the finished floor and the ceiling. No part of the room may be less than five feet high, with half of it being seven feet tall.
• Ceiling JoistsMany joists are not strong enough to support furniture or heavy storage bins. Our experts can reinforce these areas with the correct size, spacing, and length between supports.
• InsulationNew additions in a Seattle, Washington home must be insulated to meet a minimum of R-49, with vaulted ceilings meeting a minimum requirement of R-38. A one-inch airspace must surround the insulation with ventilation at the top and bottom.
  
  Our professionals remove any old insulation and properly install the new material with a qualifying R-value. Having the correct insulation will help control the temperature in the new space.
• HeatingA contractor from Attic Projects will help you determine the best option for heating your newly designed attic. In many cases, a ductless system is the ideal choice because it can heat in the winter and cool during the summer. Like Seattle weather, attic temperatures fluctuate, so installing an appropriate system will ensure your family is comfortable year-round.