As the Fayette County seat, Fayetteville has one of the widest ranges of housing stock in our service area, historic homes around the courthouse square, mid-century ranches, and subdivisions that have kept expanding out toward I-85. We treat each one differently, because a 1960s ranch and a 2015 build need completely different insulation plans.
Older homes near downtown Fayetteville often have little to no original attic insulation, or fiberglass batts that have compressed and shifted after decades in the attic. Crawlspaces are common on the older lots too, and Georgia's humidity does not do them any favors over fifty-plus years. The newer subdivisions further out are generally better insulated to start, but we still find gaps around can lights, HVAC chases, and attic access points that were never sealed at installation.
Whether it's a top-off or a full tear-out and replace, we get older Fayetteville attics up to today's R-value targets.
Closed-cell foam for crawlspaces and exterior walls where Georgia humidity is the main concern.
Fast, affordable attic upgrades and wall-cavity retrofits for older Fayetteville homes without opening up drywall.
A common need on Fayetteville's older lots, sealing out humidity, mold, and pests at the source.
If your Fayetteville home has a musty smell on the first floor or noticeably cold floors in winter, the crawlspace is usually the culprit, not the HVAC system. It's worth a free look before you spend money troubleshooting the wrong problem.