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Seal The Heat Out

Insulation

A South Florida attic hits 140° by noon. If the insulation is thin, settled or missing, your AC fights that heat all day. We air-seal the ceiling plane, then bring insulation up to code depth so the cool air you paid for stays inside.

What's included

  • Blown-in fiberglass and cellulose to R-30/R-38
  • Radiant barrier for hot attics and tile roofs
  • Air sealing of can lights, top plates and chases
  • Duct insulation and replacement of crushed flex
  • Removal of wet, moldy or rodent-damaged insulation
  • Garage, knee-wall and wall-cavity insulation
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When to call us

Rooms upstairs never cool down

Heat gain through the ceiling is overpowering the supply air.

AC runs almost nonstop

Thin or settled attic insulation makes the system chase the load.

High summer electric bills

Insulation and air sealing usually pay back faster than equipment upgrades.

Sweating or dripping ducts

Failed duct insulation lets humid air condense on cold metal.

Questions

How much insulation should a Florida attic have?

Code calls for roughly R-30 to R-38 — about 10 to 14 inches of blown-in material.

Do I need the old insulation removed?

Only if it is wet, moldy, rodent-contaminated or compressed; otherwise we top it off.

How long does it take?

Most homes are finished in a single day, including air sealing.

AC down? We're on the way.

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