About Bradford Attic Insulation

Why We Focus On Newer Attics

Bradford has grown faster than almost any town around it, and the houses on its newer streets tend to share one attic story. The builder put in the minimum, the fill sank, and the edge over the outside walls stayed thin.

We climb into that attic every week, so we know where to look and how long the work takes. It keeps our quotes short and easy to follow. Older homes in Schomberg and around Kettleby get the same attention, with a closer look at the attic insulation already up there.

A Free Depth Reading Before Any Price

Every price we give follows a visit. Someone from our team climbs into the attic, reads the depth across the floor, checks each vent and fan duct, and takes photos. You see the same photos and readings we do, so the quote makes sense.

The Order Of Work Never Changes

Sealing comes first, then baffles at the eaves, then the hatch, and only after all that the new attic insulation. That order is what lets the new layer perform, and every job we book follows it, even a small top-up.

Depth Is Marked, Measured And Written Down

Rulers are fixed to the trusses before the hose comes up, so everyone can see the target. Once the floor is done, we read the depth again and put the R-value it reached on the invoice. Those numbers stay with the house.

Clean Work Inside Your Home

Drop sheets cover the path to the hatch before anything starts. Fill is pumped up a hose from the truck parked outside, which keeps bags and debris out of your living space. We vacuum the hallway and close the hatch on our way out.