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We work in the parts of a house nobody looks at, on the assumption that comfort problems in the rooms below usually start there. Here is how we approach the work, and what getting an estimate involves.

About

EB Insulation LLC

We work in the parts of a house nobody looks at, attics, crawl spaces and open wall cavities, on the assumption that comfort problems in the rooms below usually start there.

Our approach is sequential rather than product-led. We look at what is actually in the space, remove what is no longer doing its job, seal the paths air is taking, and only then install new material. Insulation laid over unsealed penetrations looks finished and performs poorly, so the order matters more than the brand on the bag.

Every photograph on this site is from our own work, including the conditions we find before we start.

EB Insulation LLC is a service-area business. Our team travels directly to homes throughout the listed service areas.

  • Cleared attic showing bare framing, the drywall ceiling plane below and exposed junction boxes awaiting sealing.

    Attics

    Attic cleared down to the ceiling plane, ready for sealing

  • Crawl space with a continuous vapor barrier covering the ground and sealed around the pier footings.

    Crawl spaces

    Vapor barrier laid across the crawl-space ground

  • Room with insulation installed in every open wall cavity and across the ceiling framing, before drywall.

    Open wall cavities

    Walls and ceiling insulated before the finish work

The Order

Four stages, and the order is the point.

Insulation laid over unsealed penetrations looks finished on the day and performs like the attic was never touched. Each stage below has to happen before the one after it.

  1. Look

    What is actually in the attic or crawl space decides the scope, so we go up and look rather than specifying from a photograph.

  2. Remove

    Material that has been compressed, displaced, wet or contaminated no longer performs the way it was rated to, and it comes out first.

  3. Seal

    Every penetration through the ceiling plane gets closed while it is still reachable: junction boxes, pipes, duct openings, framing joints.

  4. Install

    New material goes in last, fitted around the framing rather than compressed into it, and the work area is cleaned up afterwards.

How It Works

Getting an estimate.

No pressure, and no guessing from a photo. We look at the space, then tell you what we would do.

  1. Tell Us About Your Home

    Share what you are noticing: the rooms that never cool down, the draft you cannot place, the smell coming up from below.

  2. Schedule an Assessment

    We look at the attic or crawl space directly, because what is actually up there decides what is worth doing.

  3. Receive a Clear Recommendation

    You get a straightforward explanation of what we found, what we would do about it, and what it costs.

Ready for a More Comfortable Home?

Tell us what you are noticing and request an estimate. We look at the attic or crawl space directly before recommending anything.