Old, flattened or rodent-damaged insulation out, the gaps sealed, and fresh insulation blown in to the depth code calls for. Free written quote before any work starts.Old insulation out, gaps sealed, fresh insulation in. Free written quote first.
Takes about a minute. We call you within the hour during business hours.
Serving Kennesaw, Marietta, Woodstock, Canton, Smyrna, Roswell, Alpharetta and Atlanta.
He looks at what’s there and walks you through your options. The work is supervised start to finish.
Most attics around Atlanta have less insulation than they should, and a lot of it has settled, gotten wet or been torn up by rats and squirrels. Andre walks the attic with you, tells you what he sees, and gives you a written quote. If the old insulation can stay, we top it off. If it can’t, it comes out first.
You get a written quote the same business day as the walkthrough.
Get my free quoteGeorgia code calls for R-38 in attics for our climate zone. With blown-in fiberglass that is roughly 13 inches, depending on the product. Many older homes around Atlanta have half that or less.
When it is damaged, wet or contaminated by rodents, yes: it comes out before the new insulation goes in. If it is clean and just thin, we can usually add on top of it, which costs less. Andre will tell you which one your attic needs on the walkthrough.
Yes. We pull out the damaged insulation and nesting debris and put fresh insulation in. Make sure the way they got in is closed first, or they will be back in the new insulation. We will point out what we see.
It depends on the size of the attic, whether the old insulation has to come out and how much air sealing it needs. The walkthrough and written quote are free, and the quote is good for 30 days.
For an attic floor, blown-in usually does the better job, because it fills in around joists, wiring and ducts with no gaps. Batts make more sense in walls, kneewalls and open ceilings. We install both.
Air sealing closes the gaps where air leaks between the house and the attic: around light fixtures, plumbing and wiring holes, the tops of the walls and the attic hatch. Insulation slows heat down but does not stop moving air, so we seal first and insulate after.
Depth rulers go in across the attic, so you can look up from the hatch and read the depth yourself.
It depends on the size of the attic and whether the old insulation has to come out first. You get the schedule with the written quote.
The federal tax credit for home insulation ended for work installed after December 31, 2025. Some utilities run their own rebate programs with their own rules, so it is worth checking with yours.
We are based in Acworth and work across Metro Atlanta, including Kennesaw, Marietta, Woodstock, Canton, Smyrna, Roswell, Alpharetta and Atlanta.
Where we work: based in Acworth, GA, serving Kennesaw, Marietta, Woodstock, Canton, Smyrna, Roswell, Alpharetta and Atlanta, plus Cobb, Cherokee, Fulton and DeKalb counties.
Attic insulation by city: Kennesaw · Marietta · Woodstock · Canton
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Andre comes out and talks through options.
Your price the same business day, good for 30 days.
Supervised start to finish, site cleaned up.
“He found the problems, he fixed the problems, and he just did it all perfectly.”
Debby R. Vinings, GA. Deck repair.
We found Andre’s website online, saw that he was local, and applied for a quote through his website. Within the same day, Andre called us personally to go over what it was we were looking to do. He was very good at listening to our ideas…
I had big problems with my deck. Andre stepped right in, figured them out, went above and beyond the call of duty… He’s professional, knowledgeable and a delight to have around.
Andre was amazing from start to finish. He had great communication, was very responsive, and made sure I knew what was going on throughout the whole process.
Free walkthrough, a written quote the same business day, and no pressure to book.
