Attic Prime

- Projects generally combined insulation upgrades with remodeling work, using spray foam between rafters, spray foam in walls, batt insulation in ceilings, blown-in attic insulation, and radiant barriers. Attic hatch seals and duct/vent access were commonly prioritized.

- Work was coordinated with other trades (roofing crews, electricians, HVAC technicians) to keep vents, chases, wires, and ducts accessible and unblocked; permits were obtained and inspections were typically passed; installers often showed depth measurements and performed thermal scans before and after.

- Reported outcomes include improved indoor comfort (reduced drafts, more even upstairs cooling, warmer rooms in some spaces), airtightness, and noticeable energy efficiency; some projects also noted quieter spaces and overcoming prior heat gain.

- The service was described as clear, professional, and thorough, with careful cleanup and minimal disruption; installers were punctual and responsive to questions in several accounts.

- Several crew members were mentioned by name (e.g., Jack, Dan, Eric, Mark, John), with notes on their attentiveness, explanations of the work, and overall satisfaction with the experience.

- Notable variations across projects included garage conversions to living spaces, insulating vaulted or newly added roof areas, and the use of radiant barriers to further reduce heat gain.