Ms. Melissa, a homeowner in Western Springs, IL 60558, reached out to Green Attic Insulation to address several concerns in her attic, including old insulation removal, mold treatment, and improved insulation.
The goal was to enhance her home's energy efficiency, air quality, and overall comfort.
Location: Western Springs, IL 60558
• Loose fill (insulation) removal
• Mold treatment and prevention
• R-60 attic insulation installation
• Air sealing
• Attic hatch and pull-down ladder installation
• Installation of an attic solar fan and can light cover
• Removed 1420 square feet of old loose fill insulation, including the removal of plywood.
• Applied mold treatment to 1420 square feet to eliminate existing mold.
• Applied mold prevention coating to 1420 square feet to ensure long-term protection against mold recurrence.
• Air sealed 1420 square feet of the attic floor to prevent air leakage.
• Installed baffles in 1420 square feet to enhance airflow and insulation performance.
• Insulated 1420 square feet of the attic to an R-60 standard for optimal energy efficiency.
• Installed a new attic hatch and pull-down ladder for easy access.
• Covered a can light to prevent air leakage.
• Installed an attic solar fan to improve ventilation and reduce heat buildup.
• Applied a Nicor - Attic Insulation/Air Seal Instant Rebate available for suburban projects to reduce overall costs.
This project exemplifies Green Attic Insulation's commitment to providing comprehensive solutions for attic issues, combining mold remediation with high-quality insulation upgrades.
The successful completion of this project has enhanced the comfort and safety of Ms. Melissa's home, demonstrating the value of our services.
This case study emphasizes the importance of proper ventilation while acknowledging Mr. Timot's specific request. It showcases Green Attic's commitment to client education and long-term solutions.
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The project included a series of meticulous steps to ensure the attic was properly insulated and ventilated, addressing any underlying issues that could affect performance and air quality.