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Our Scope of Work

At 62 Insulation, we provide tailored insulation solutions for projects ranging from commercial builds to residential upgrades. Our certified expertise in systems like Nu-Wool Premium Cellulose, spray foam, and fiberglass ensures high-performance results and long-term energy efficiency.

Our Specialty Spaces

We understand that not all spaces are created equal. From custom home theaters and bonus rooms to attics, basements, and hard-to-reach cavities, we specialize in insulating challenging and unique areas to maximize comfort, efficiency, and sound control.

Our Standards & Services

Our work is guided by industry best practices, building science principles, and a commitment to quality craftsmanship. We adhere to strict installation standards and offer a full range of insulation services designed to enhance energy efficiency, indoor comfort, and long-term performance for both residential and commercial projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is a good time to add insulation to my attic?

A good time to add insulation to your attic is when you're experiencing high energy bills, uneven indoor temperatures, or noticing drafts — especially during extreme seasons like summer and winter. It's also ideal to upgrade during home renovations, roof replacements, or if your current insulation is old, damaged, or settling below recommended levels.

How long will it take to have my attic insulation removed and reapplied?

We recommend that our customers expect an attic overhaul to happen between 1-3 days, depending on the size and shape of the attic.

Will cellulose or spray foam make my house too tight?

Cellulose and spray foam insulation, especially when paired with proper air sealing, can significantly reduce air leakage — but they won’t make a home too tight if installed correctly. A well-insulated home still needs controlled ventilation, which can be easily managed with systems like bath fans or energy recovery ventilators (ERVs). In fact, sealing a home properly helps improve comfort, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality — as long as ventilation is part of the plan.