Attic Clean Out

A typical attic clean-out includes the removal of old insulation, debris, rodent droppings, and any unwanted items. It may also involve vacuuming and sanitizing the space, sealing entry points, and preparing the attic for new insulation. 

Cleaning your attic can improve indoor air quality, reduce allergens, eliminate rodent contamination, prevent mold growth, and increase your home’s energy efficiency when combined with new insulation. 

Signs include foul odors, visible droppings, damaged insulation, pest infestations, water damage, or if the insulation is old, dirty, or compressed. 

The time required depends on the size and condition of the attic but typically ranges from 4 to 12 hours. More complex jobs may take longer. 

Not necessarily. As long as technicians have access to the attic and any necessary areas (like the attic entrance or breaker box), you do not need to be present. 

 Yes, professional crews use proper safety equipment and follow protocols to safely remove hazardous materials like rodent waste or mold-contaminated insulation. 

Yes, most attic clean-outs involve the removal of old or contaminated insulation, especially if it's no longer effective or poses health risks. 

 Yes, we offer sanitization and deodorizing treatments after debris and insulation are removed to help eliminate bacteria, odors, and contaminants. 

 Yes, many attic clean-out services include rodent proofing, such as sealing entry points and installing barriers to prevent future infestations. 

 In most cases, yes. After a clean-out, new insulation is recommended to restore your home’s energy efficiency and meet current building standards.  

Yes! We have three financing options to fit your needs. Contact us for more information.

 Yes, utility companies like PSE, PUD, Elmhurst, and Cascade Natural Gas may offer rebates for upgrading insulation. Check with your provider or let us assist you in finding eligible rebates.