Attic Insulation Before & After Photos

Mrs. Schrotder, a resident of Lubbock, Texas, was in the market to upgrade her insulation in her home. Her home had old dirty insulation from 1973.  Miguel set an appointment to give Mrs. Schrotder a free quote.

In finding the problems they both came to an agreement to remove all insulation and vacuum out the entire attic. Air seal the entire attic with fire retardant foam. Any big opening will be filled with silverglo boards & sealed with foam. Air sealing all penetrations and vents. Installing 3 can light covers. Lastly installing 10” of cellulose insulation to obtain R- 38 Value.

Mrs. Schrotder was very pleased with the job well done in her home. She was very pleased with the Fortenberry Roofing team and couldn’t wait to tell the neighborhood.

Mrs. Carol’s comfort concerns by enhancing her home’s insulation. Forman Miguel meticulously assessed the attic, identifying areas lacking proper insulation. The proposed solution included removing old insulation, thorough vacuuming, air sealing, and installing 10 inches of Cellulose insulation to achieve an R-38 value .

Mrs. Carol eagerly approved the plan, ready to enjoy a more comfortable living space.

Mrs. Frazier from Littlefield, Tx Reached out to Fortenberry Roofing. She needed help. Her home was not keeping heat in the winter days. Fortenberry Roofing Technician Leo V. went out and examined the area and found no adequate amounts of Insulation. Fortenberry Roofing made a game plan to Blow in 8 inches of blown-in cellulose insulation over 2300 sq. feet to target the R-38 Value. Installing 12 soffit vents.

Mrs. Frazier was very pleased with the Fortenberry Roofing crew. She could tell the difference in her home.

Mrs. Filley from Tahoka, TX contacted Fortenberry Roofing with some concerns about her home being cold in the winter and hot in the summer. Fortenberry Roofing offered her a free quote to assess the problem. Alternately, she did not have adequate amounts of insulation in her attic. Also, damaged walls with spots of areas where the wind was coming in. The Technician Leo V. installed a Radiant barrier to reflect summer heat out and winter heat back in. The crew added blown-in insulation of the recommended amount of R-38 of 10 inches. Sealed all HVAC and exhaust vents with a foam that is fire retardant.

This home in Littlefield, TX was having some problems with heating the home during the snowstorm. Fortenberry Roofing went out and offered her a free quote to assist with the problems in the attic. Fortenberry Roofing Crew found she needed some Insulation.  Areas in the kitchen had no insulation.  The main part of the home had only 90% of coverage. 

Fortenberry Roofing installed blown-in insulation of up to 10” of cellulose insulation in the main part of the House to target the R-38 Value.

The homeowner was ecstatic with Fortenberry Roofing's prompt and professional service. The cozy warmth now embraces every corner of her home, and she couldn't be happier.