Insulation Top Ups

Adding more insulation to an existing attic insulation system is referred to as attic insulation top-ups. If you want to improve the building’s energy efficiency, lower energy expenditures, or address concerns with drafts or temperature variations, then you will be pleased with our insulation services.

There are several methods for adding insulation to an existing attic:

• Blown-in insulation: This method uses loose fibers like cellulose or blown in fiberglass insulation to be blown into the attic through small holes cut in the ceiling or via an entry point. It is a quick and straightforward approach to add insulation to an existing attic that does not need removing the present insulation. Here at Insulation Lethbridge we use blown in fibreglass.
• Batt insulation: Using huge sheets or rolls of fiberglass or mineral wool insulation between attic joists. It is a more time-consuming alternative because it requires hand-installing the insulation and may need to remove the current insulation first, depending on the insulation technician’s assessment.
• Spray foam insulation: Completed by spraying a liquid foam insulation material into the attic, which expands and hardens into a solid foam (which closed cell spray foam is greater for).  This quick and straightforward method of adding insulation to an existing attic as it has the potential to cover minor gaps and uneven places, as well as even used as a commercial spray foam insulation application.

Adding insulation to an existing attic may be a cost-effective strategy to increase a building’s energy efficiency and save energy expenditures.

Choosing the right type of insulation for the attic’s needs is essential, so having our professional insulation company assess and provide you with appropriate options is the key to ensuring its proper completion.