If your loft has”blown” insulation, we use a high-powered vacuum system made specifically for your removal process; 150 foot hose is connected to the vacuum which is placed out your house and large-volume filter bags are used to collect the insulating material. This practice isn’t just efficient, but also keeps the home from being further contaminated by the insulating material being taken off your attic or crawlspace.
This form of insulation is only rolled up and put into large volume contractor bags. Removing this kind of is easier than removing the insulation mentioned above.
Once the insulation was fully eliminated and we’ve decontaminated, disinfected, and de-odorized the full loft we are now prepared to put in new insulation, wash the air ducts, and substitute the air filters. We always use R30 insulation in attics, following the recommendations of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Should you have a flea problem we have the opportunity to find their entrypoints. Once each entrance point was ascertained, we make certain that it’s perhaps not simply sealed properly, but also”rat/rodent proofed”. Our highly trained team members will obstruct entrance issues with the proper materials to make sure you will not need to take care of a rodent problem again.