Air sealing closes the small gaps and cracks in your home that allow air to leak in and out. These leaks often exist around wiring, plumbing, attic hatches, rim joists, and framing joints. Sealing them improves comfort and helps insulation work properly.

Common signs include high energy bills, uneven temperatures between rooms, drafts, roof icicles in the winter cold floors, or an attic with thin or settled insulation. Older homes often benefit the most from insulation upgrades.

We insulate attics, exterior walls, knee walls, basements, crawlspaces, rim joists, and interior walls for sound control. Each area is assessed to determine the best approach for long term performance.

Depending on the application, we install cellulose, fiberglass, mineral wool, and closed cell spray foam. The material is selected based on performance needs, budget, and the specific area of the home.

Yes. When existing insulation is damaged, contaminated, or poorly installed, removal is often recommended before new insulation is added. This allows us to air seal properly and start with a clean, effective system.

Many attic and air sealing projects are completed in a couple days. Larger retrofits or full insulation removals may take longer. We provide a clear timeline before work begins.

Yes. Many homeowners qualify for provincial and federal energy efficiency rebates. Most programs require a pre and post energy assessment. We help guide you through the process so nothing is missed.

An energy audit is required if you want to apply for most rebates. It identifies where your home is losing energy and helps prioritize upgrades. We can help you arrange an assessment with a certified energy advisor.

Yes. Proper air sealing, correct insulation depth, and attention to detail make a significant difference in performance. Professional installation ensures the work meets building science standards and delivers real results.