Fiberglass Insulation Removal

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"Ezell came over with his crew to install attic insulation. They were very friendly and professional but most of all they were SUPER CLEAN!!!! I would totally recommend them to my friends and family."

"I have just finished the first phase of insulation, disinfection, and closing up holes. Workers arrived exactly on time, were very professional, set up plastic and papered floor so nothing would damage my home. Explained every step that they were going to do, and then showed at the end of the work, that it was done."

"So, it all started out with rats in the attic. They did a number on our insulation and the ducting for our HVAC system. The exterminator could do nothing other than take care of the pests. The HVAC guys didn't do insulation... In addition, the HVAC company we called gave us a ridiculous quote... They went above and beyond and I would recommend them to anyone."

Fiberglass Insulation Removal by Attic Guys

If you have fiberglass insulation in your attic that’s dusty, wet, infested with animal debris, or simply not as effective as an insulator anymore, it’s time to remove and replace it. Consumers should know, however, that removing these materials safely is often a tricky task. If you’re planning on removing fiberglass insulation, call the experts at Attic Guys; we’re happy to help you handle your most daunting attic-cleaning tasks.

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Why Fiberglass Insulation Removal Is Not a DIY Project

Fiberglass insulation has a long and interesting history. Originally used to replace the known carcinogen asbestos, this substance still is associated with some potential health hazards. It’s comprised of numerous tightly-packed strands of glass. While it is no longer considered a potential carcinogenic material, fiberglass can cause inflammation of the lungs and irritation of the skin and eyes. The synthetic material it emits, styrene, can be carcinogenic. So if you’re thinking of removing fiberglass insulation on your own, don’t! It’s definitely a bad idea to do so without the necessary equipment, which includes everything from dust masks to long-sleeved shirts. Organizations like OSHA recommend many different practices to make you safe, which most consumers are unaware of. Let the professionals handle fiberglass insulation removal and you can avoid unnecessary health risks from the fiberglass and the airborne particles it generates.

Our Safety Processes

When completing these projects and removing fiberglass insulation, we make sure our staff takes the proper protective measures to work with these materials safely. That includes not only wearing goggles, masks, and other necessary safety equipment but also having the right training. Our company is licensed in asbestos abatement, which deals with a far more dangerous substance. So unlike many other contractors, we’re used to dealing with this material as well as more dangerous materials. We practice a high standard of safety, which is why so many of our customers trust us and use these services. We remove the old insulation from your home in a safe and controlled way. We place old insulation in contractor bags and manually remove it in a way that reduces the risk of dust and debris contamination.

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The First Step Toward a Clean Attic

Attic insulation removal is the first step to a comprehensive cleaning solution, which can include anything from rodent-proofing to air duct replacement. Getting bad and ineffective fiberglass insulation removed is necessary before moving forward with many other cleaning practices. Whether you’re dealing with old blown-in fiberglass or with rolled fiberglass batts, we can help deal with this problem so that your home or building can have better energy retention. We can even handle this issue if you’re dealing with pests and rodents, as we’re very practiced with rodent-proofing as well.