WHAT IS
R VALUE
An insulating materials resistance to conductive heat flow is measured or rated in terms of its thermal resistance or R-value. The higher the R value, the greater insulation effectiveness
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About us
Why Hire Empire Blown Attic Insulators
Trusted contractor locally owned and operated for over 15 years
Estimates are FREE
Small independent company who values our community
Use Canada’s # 1 rated premium fiberglass product “Owens Corning Pro Pink Fiberglass
Owner is a good communicator
A proper truck mounted insulation machine, not a small portable unit that does poor job of mixing air with the fiberglass
Reply quickly to all inquires, within a few hours
Clean and careful when installing. Once job is complete you won’t be able to tell we were even there there
Owner is hands on 100%, responsible for workmanship
Prices are affordable
We work on your home as if it was ours
We guarantee our work
Prompt and clear on timings
Energy Savings… Savings vary depending on the original amount of insulation in your home, climate, house size, air leaks, and personal energy use and living habits
Services
- Ability to determine if there is adequate insulation in attic space to prevent heat loss
- Ability to determine if attic has adequate fresh air ventilation, and add additional ventilation if required needed
- Inspect and solve ice damming problems
- Clean and repair pest damage in attics
- Insulate new structures like homes. Shops, garages
How A Typical Job Goes
Once contacted a mutual agreed upon time is set up to meet customer for a FREE in home inspection. The attic is checked visually and measured accurately for ventilation and insulation levels. A quote is provided on the spot and discussed in detail.
Upon approval of the quote, a time and date is set that is convenient for the homeowner, including an arrival time and how long the job will take.
Customers are contacted the night before by the owner, for a friendly reminder.
Day of the job the owner of Empire arrives with the insulation truck and 1 employee.
Floors are covered with protective runners.
Ladder is set up at attic hatch, a 3” diameter hose runs from the truck into the home and through the attic hatch, where the fiberglass is then applied with the proper air mixture and procedure to ensure proper coverage.
An insulation certification certificate is placed in a visible spot in the attic, which indicates the new R-value of the attic, with all of Empire blown attic insulators contact information for any future reference.
Great Service
We had the pleasure of meeting Dean the owner and were thoughly impressed with his down to earth nature and honesty. Here is a guy who will be upfront about what does and doesnt need to be done without overcharging for un-necessary things. We highly recommend his services. We ended up saving on our energy bill also…just like he said!
Great Service
We hired Empire Attic Insulators to increase our attic insulation this past fall, since then we have noticed our home is more comfortable and more efficient. Our home heating costs have been reduced thanks to Empire Attic Insulators. We were also impressed with how efficient they were, they arrived at the scheduled appointment time and were very respectful of our home, ensuring there was no mess left behind. We highly recommend this local company.
Great Service
We used Dean from Empire Attic Insulators to help us with our attic insulation. He was a pleasure to deal with and a breath of fresh air compared to others we had come in and quote. He was honest and reliable. We would highly recommend him and his company!
Up to 45% of a homes energy loss is through the attic
One of the most cost effective ways to make your home more comfortable year round is to add insulation to your attic
Blown in Insulation will not settle or loose it's energy saving abilities over time
A well ventilated attic has undereave or soffit vents, which allow fresh air into the attic
When adding insulation look for the Energy star logo
Blown in insulation maintains the resistance to moisture damage and does not support biological and bacterial growth
"Should I Insulate My Home?"
The answer is probably "yes" if you:
Have an older home and haven't added insulation. Only 20% of homes built before 1980 are well insulated
Are uncomfortably cold in the winter or hot in the summer - adding insulation creates a more uniform temperature and increases comfort
Building a new home, adding an addition, or installing a new roof
Pay high energy bills
Are bothered by outside noise, insulation muffles sound
FAQ
Common questions
What is Ice Damming?
An ice dam is an ice build up on the eaves of a sloped roof of a heated building that results from melting snow under a snow pack reaching the eave and freezing there. Freezing of the eave impedes the drainage of meltwater, which adds to the ice dam and causes backup of the meltwater, which may cause water leakage into the roof and consequent damage to the building and its contents such as insulation if the water leaks through the roof.
What is R value?
An insulating materials resistance to conductive heat flow is measured or rated in terms of its thermal resistance or R-value. The higher the R value, the greater insulation effectiveness
Why do I have icicles/ice damming hanging from my roof?
Heat loss or inadequate attic ventilation
How do I prevent rooms that are too cold or to hot?
Most of the time adding more insulation, and adding proper ventilation will correct this, but an free inspection would be beneficial
How much insulation should I have?
You required at least 18 1/4 inches for the attic to perform properly
Do I need to remove my old insulation?
Very rarely is this required, most times only spot removal is required
What kind of insulation do you use?
Eco friendly Owens Corning Pro Pink Fiberglass, which is environmentally friendly, non-combustible, retains its thermal performance and is not absorbent to moisture
Why use Owens Corning Pro Pink Fiberglass?
It’s made up of sand and recycled glass. It averages 30% recycled content.