The single highest-impact insulation upgrade in most Guelph homes.
Book a Free AssessmentA lot of Guelph homes built in the 1960sβ80s were insulated to R12βR20 in the attic, well under today's recommended R60. Topping up an existing attic with blown-in cellulose or fibreglass is usually a one-day job with an outsized impact on comfort and heating cost.
Signs an attic needs a top-up: visible ceiling joists (insulation level below the joist height), ice damming along the roof edge in winter, uneven room temperatures, or a heating bill that seems high for the home's size.
Attic hatches, pot lights, and bathroom fan penetrations are common weak points where insulation is thin or missing entirely β worth checking even in a home with otherwise decent attic insulation.
Usually no β blown-in insulation can go directly over most existing fibreglass or cellulose. Removal is only needed if the old insulation is contaminated (rodents, mould, or knob-and-tube era material).
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