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Cooling Your Attic Space

We’ve all had that moment where you have to go into your attic in August – it’s 150 degrees and you instantly start sweating.  The bad part is that heat isn’t just staying in the attic – it’s costing you money by making your AC system work even harder! There are ways to cool things down and  may surprise you.  

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Old Homes and New Homes Face Issues with Hot Attics

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Venting Fans

Adding Powered or Solar Powered Fans that pull hot air out of your attic and vent it to the outside a viable solution.

Adding Insulation

Many older homes and some newer homes lack adequate insulation in the attic space. Spray foam, cullulose, or traditional insulation with a high R value help shield your attic from the heat on the roof and protect the living space below your attic from getting hotter.

Radiant Barriers

Radiant Barriers - usually an aluminum foil type material reflect sunlight out of your attic to help the space remain cooler.