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Photographs from EB Insulation jobs. Nothing here is stock photography and nothing is staged: these are the spaces as we found them and as we left them.

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Attics, crawl spaces and walls we have worked in.

Every photograph below is from an EB Insulation job, including the conditions we find before the work starts. Filter by service to see one type of work on its own.

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  • Attic ceiling plane with sealant applied around electrical boxes, pipe penetrations and duct boots.

    Ceiling penetrations sealed before new insulation is installed

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

    Attic cleared down to the ceiling plane, ready for sealing

  • Close view of sealant run along the seams where the ceiling material meets the attic joists.

    Sealant applied along the joints between framing members

  • Attic floor covered with an even layer of insulation, with ductwork routed above it and a radiant barrier at the roof line.

    Insulation installed across the attic floor

  • Loose-fill insulation spread evenly across an attic floor beneath a fitted radiant barrier.

    Loose-fill insulation distributed evenly between the joists

  • Old insulation torn apart and pushed aside between attic joists, with debris scattered across the surface.

    Existing insulation found displaced and contaminated

  • Attic stripped of its previous insulation, with the bare framing and remaining debris still visible.

    Old material removed ahead of the new installation

  • Reflective radiant barrier stapled to the underside of the roof rafters, with its foil face toward the attic air space.

    Radiant barrier fitted to the underside of the rafters

  • Partially installed radiant barrier at the roof line, above an attic ceiling plane where the joints have been sealed.

    Radiant barrier installation in progress above a sealed ceiling

  • Radiant barrier covering the underside of the roof deck across the full width of the attic.

    Roof deck covered, foil facing the attic air space

  • Attic fan housing mounted to the framing and connected to a run of insulated flexible duct.

    Attic fan mounted and connected to insulated ducting

  • Insulated flexible duct running up through the attic framing to a fan unit at the roof.

    Ducting routed to the roof vent

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

    Vapor barrier laid across the crawl-space ground

  • Crawl space with a vapor barrier across the ground and batt insulation fitted between the floor joists overhead.

    Ground barrier below, insulation between the floor joists above

  • Crawl space with bare soil and exposed plumbing runs, before any ground barrier has been installed.

    Exposed soil in a crawl space before treatment

  • Foundation vent covered with galvanized mesh, fastened at the edges and mortared into the surrounding wall.

    Foundation vent screened and mortared closed to rodents

  • Long foundation vent fitted with galvanized mesh and sealed along its full perimeter.

    Perimeter vent sealed against entry

  • Faced batt insulation installed between framing members in an open ceiling during a remodel.

    Batt insulation fitted in an open framing cavity

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

    Walls and ceiling insulated before the finish work

  • Pull-down attic ladder installed in a ceiling opening with a trimmed and painted surround.

    Attic ladder fitted into a finished ceiling opening

  • Attic ladder door hinged open against its framed ceiling opening, hinge arms visible at each side and the aluminium ladder sections extending down into the room.

    Door open at the framed opening, ladder partly extended

  • Aluminium attic ladder fully extended from its ceiling door, treads level and the manufacturer rating label fixed to the lower section.

    Ladder fully extended and standing square on the floor

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