Thorough Insulation Contractor in Soledad CA - Comfortable Rooms Upstairs and Down

The price depends on the size of the space, the material you choose and whether old insulation has to come out first, so I give you a figure after I've seen your house. Sealing gaps and fixing problems found along the way also add to it. The free written estimate lists each item so you know what you're paying for.

Usually not for a plain attic floor, where sealing the gaps and topping up blown-in insulation does the job for less money. Foam costs more because it seals air and insulates in one step, and that earns its keep when your ductwork runs through the attic. I'll tell you plainly which one fits your house.

That depends on the size of the space and whether old insulation comes out first, and I'll lay out the plan when I give you the estimate. With blown-in work you can usually stay home. Spray foam is different, so before we start I'll tell you the re-entry time, which is when it's safe for you, the kids and pets to come back inside.

Yes, we're fully licensed and insured. Our crew does the install, and I check their work myself before we finish the job.

Some jobs need one, and when yours does, we handle the paperwork with the city as part of the job. In Soledad, building permits come from the city's Building Official, and if it isn't clear whether your job needs one, we check with that office before we start. If an old, uncorrected violation is tied to the project, the official won't issue a permit until it's fixed or being fixed by a time the official sets.

Our work is backed by our satisfaction guarantee. Before we call the job done, I check what the crew did and walk the finished work with you, so you can ask about anything while we're there.

Most often the gaps around the hatch, can lights and pipes never get sealed, the eave vents get buried, or the insulation ends up deep in the middle and thin at the edges. Buried vents stop the attic from breathing, and moisture can show up in the framing. We seal first, keep the vents clear and bring the edges up to full depth.

It can, since parts of Soledad are prone to flooding from the Salinas River and storm water running off the northeast hillside. Wet insulation under a floor holds moisture against the framing, so if water has reached your crawl space, we check for damp or soaked material first and pull it out before adding anything new. In spaces that stay damp, closed-cell foam or a vapor barrier is usually the better fit.