Old, damaged, or inefficient insulation can hold your home back. We remove it, including degraded fiberglass where appropriate, and upgrade to suitable modern insulation systems.
Insulation can become damaged or degrade over time, and older homes may have insulation that no longer performs well.
We inspect accessible areas and explain what we find. Where removal is appropriate, we remove the old material and upgrade to a suitable modern system. Where existing insulation is in good condition, it may be able to stay.
You receive a written estimate for the recommended work before anything is scheduled.
What's included in every removal and retrofit project
Consultation and inspection of accessible areas
Assessment of the existing insulation
Removal of old, damaged or inefficient insulation, where appropriate
Upgrade to a suitable modern insulation system
Written estimate before work is scheduled
Cleanup of the work area
Remove it, or build on it?
FEATURE
Remove and retrofit
Add to what is there
When it applies
Insulation is old, damaged, degraded or inefficient
Existing insulation is in good condition
What happens
Old material is removed, then a suitable modern system is installed
Insulation is added where appropriate
How we decide
Inspection of accessible areas
Inspection of accessible areas
Before work starts
Written estimate
Written estimate
Price this job
Send us a few project details and we’ll provide an accurate estimate for your home.
PRICING
Assessed after inspection
Note: Prices shown are averages. Each project is assessed after an inspection, and final pricing varies by home and scope.
INCLUDES
Inspection of accessible areas
Assessment of existing insulation
Written estimate
Removal and upgrade in the agreed areas
Common questions about insulation removal and retrofitting
Upgrading the insulation in a home that is already built, by removing old or inefficient material where appropriate and installing a suitable modern system.
It depends on its condition. Damaged, degraded or inefficient insulation may need to be removed before an upgrade, and insulation in good condition may be able to stay. We assess this during the inspection.