Each service below has its own page covering the problem, how we handle it and what it tends to cost. When the contents of the attic are a mystery, the first page is the place to begin. The same free visit and written quote apply to every one of them.
Start with the page that matches what you found in the attic. Most calls begin with something a homeowner noticed, such as droppings near the hatch, a stain on the ceiling or a note in an inspection report. Each page explains what the work involves, how long it usually takes and what can change the price. Looking at the attic costs you nothing, and each price is sent on paper. The dollar figures on these pages describe the wider market, not a fixed rate from us. Square footage, depth, hatch access and anything that has got into the fill all shift the total, so rely on the quote itself.
Attic insulation removal strips tired batts and loose-fill off the ceiling joists until only wood is left. The suction unit waits outdoors, full bags never pass through the house, and the price sheet lists area and depth. One working day covers most houses.
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Blown-in insulation removal lifts out loose cellulose and fibreglass that has sunk, matted or been spoiled by mice and other animals. A powerful vacuum draws the fill through a hose from the attic to bags waiting outside, so the rooms below stay clean and the old material is gone in one day.
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Attic cleaning and decontamination clears out insulation fouled by mice, squirrels, raccoons or bats. The soiled material leaves through a sealed hose, nesting and debris are picked out by hand, and the bare wood is sanitized and deodorized so the smell leaves with it.
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Damaged insulation removal clears attic insulation that has been soaked by a roof leak, stained by ice dams, grown mould near a bathroom fan or taken on smoke after a fire. Wet or smoky fill cannot be dried out and trusted again, so it comes out and the wood underneath gets checked.
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Vermiculite insulation removal is handled differently from every other attic job, because the material may contain asbestos. Once we spot it, work stops, a sample goes off for testing, and a trained asbestos abatement contractor is brought in only if the lab says so. No hose goes near it before then.
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Attic insulation replacement puts new blown-in insulation into an attic as soon as the old layer is out, bringing it up to R-50 or R-60 in one visit. The bare floor is air sealed first, baffles keep the soffit vents clear, and the new layer goes in level from eave to eave.
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Pre-sale attic work answers an inspection report that flags droppings, wet patches, settled fill or possible vermiculite in the attic. Buyers, sellers, realtors and home inspectors receive a prompt quote on paper, and the finished attic is documented in photos from start to finish for everyone in the deal.
View Pre-Sale and Home Inspection Insulation RemovalCall +1 (226) 400-3327 and tell us what the attic looks like. We will point you to the right service and book a visit. If the attic needs more than one kind of work, a single visit covers all of it, and the quote lists each part separately. You can also send photos taken from the hatch through the contact form. They help us judge the job before we arrive, although we still look in person before the price is final.
Share what you know about the attic, even if it is only a guess. Your name and phone number are enough to send the form. If you would rather talk, call us at +1 (226) 400-3327.
