Attic insulation
Attic insulation in Meaford & Georgian Bay
Blown-in attic insulation that lowers heating and cooling costs and keeps your home comfortable all year. Free insulation assessments across Meaford, Owen Sound, Collingwood and Georgian Bay. Also serving Kitchener-Waterloo through our Kitchener location.
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Master Elite®
GAF certified contractor
Since 2007
1,000+ projects
15-Year
Workmanship warranty
WSIB
Fully insured
$100K
Financing via Financeit
Why insulate
Lower your energy bills.
Over time attic insulation settles and wears down, letting heat escape in winter and build up in summer.
We assess your attic and install Owens Corning AttiCat® Expanding Blown-In PINK® FIBERGLAS® insulation. The recommended level for attics is R-60 — about 24 inches. We’ll tell you how close your attic is today and what it takes to get there.
Insulation services
What we do.
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Attic insulation
Blown-in attic insulation that improves your home’s energy efficiency, saves you money and makes every room more comfortable.
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Insulation assessments
We check your attic’s insulation depth, ventilation and air sealing, then recommend the right insulation and R-value for your home.
Benefits
Why it pays off.
Lower energy bills
A more comfortable home
Fewer ice dams
Questions
Attic insulation questions
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The recommended level for attics is R-60, which is about 24 inches of blown-in insulation. Many older homes have far less. We’ll measure what you have and tell you what it takes to reach R-60.
We install Owens Corning AttiCat® Expanding Blown-In PINK® FIBERGLAS® Insulation, designed for attics in new and existing homes.
Yes. It’s a great time to do both. We can check your attic insulation and ventilation during your roof estimate and include it in your proposal.
Yes. We’ll assess your attic insulation and give you a written estimate at no cost and with no obligation.
