Projects

Customer Issue: The customer’s attic was full and gathering dust, and she lacked the time and manpower to deal with it herself.
Our Solution: Clearing this attic was more time consuming but less difficult than many of our other customers’, since there were only a few heavy objects and a lot of small clutter. After dusting, scrubbing, and sweeping the attic, the contents were all returned and reorganized.

Customer Issue: Wanted to keep rats and mice out of her shop.
Our Solution: Our team inspected the shop, the loading dock and the staff kitchen. We identified sensitive areas such as uncovered garbage cans and food storage spots. We sealed all possible entry points and replaced torn brush strips on several different doors. Traps were place to ensure any rodent sneaking in would be caught.

Customer Issue: Ruined insulation.
Our Solution: When inspecting the attic we found signs of birds nesting in the batt insulation, as well as feathers on the floor. Wearing protective masks, we carefully removed the soiled material and placed it in trash bags that were later discarded accordingly, thus avoiding further contamination.

Customer Issue: Very dirty attic.
Our Solution: When we inspected the attic we found racoon droppings but no serious damage to the insulation. Because of the potential health hazard, we followed health and safety standards, donned our safety cloths, goggles and masks, and cleaned and decontaminate the entire space.

Customer Issue: Wanted rodent proofing.
Our Solution: One of our technicians gave the customer's attic a thorough search for signs of where the rodents had gotten in, such as gnawed wood, then used steel wool to block off all potential entrances to avoid further problems.

Customer Issue: Needed insulation replaced.
Our Solution: Our team used a high-powered vacuum with a HEPA filter to remove the damaged blown-in insulation, then blew in fresh cellulose loose fill material into the cavities to replace it and ensure his attic was properly insulated once more.

Customer Issue: Wanted lower energy spending.
Our Solution: We suggested attic air sealing as a first step to help lower his energy costs, so we used calking to ensure any cracks or openings were closed to create an airtight seal in his attic.