About Caledon Attic Insulation

The Inspection Comes Before The Price

Each job opens with a free attic inspection. Depth readings are taken in several bays, the vents and hatch are looked over, and anything that needs attention is photographed.

Your written estimate is drawn up from that visit. It names the material, the finished depth, the R-value and each sealing task, and a price sits beside every line.

Sealing Comes Before Insulation

Sealing always comes ahead of the new fill. A leaky ceiling lets both warmth and humidity rise into the attic, and piling on more depth will not stop air that is on the move.

Lights, pipes, wire holes, wall plates and the hatch are closed off and the eaves get baffles before any loose fill arrives.

Older Houses Get Extra Care

Inside a century home we lay planks over plaster ceilings, fill tight eaves by hand and stop to show you any knob-and-tube wiring or vermiculite before going further. Whatever we find is written into your estimate in plain words.

Newer homes get exactly the same written detail, usually in a shorter visit.

Your Home Stays Clean

Drop sheets protect the floors and furniture on the route from the front door to the hatch. The fill is fed through a hose from the machine outside, and the vacuum comes out before we pack up.

Every Depth Is Shown To You

Depth gauges are stapled up before new material arrives. At the finish you can see each gauge for yourself, and the invoice records the final R-value, the same number any rebate form will want.