Senoia is one of the fastest-changing towns in our service area, a well-preserved historic Main Street surrounded by new-construction neighborhoods that keep expanding on every side. The two ends of that spread need completely different approaches: century-old homes downtown were built with essentially no insulation, while the new subdivisions need someone verifying the builder actually hit spec.
Downtown, we're usually working with historic homes that have zero original insulation in the walls and attic fiberglass, if it exists at all, that's decades old and long past useful. These homes need a careful approach: retrofitting insulation without damaging original plaster or trim, usually through blown-in wall-cavity work and attic upgrades.
On the new-construction side, Senoia's growth has been fast, and fast growth means it's worth having someone verify insulation was actually installed to the R-value the plans call for, not just assume the builder got it right.
The go-to for historic Senoia homes, minimally invasive wall-cavity and attic retrofits.
Bringing older attics up to today's R-38+ standard without disturbing the rest of the home.
Working with builders on Senoia's growing subdivisions to verify insulation meets code and plan spec.
Common under Senoia's older downtown homes, many of which sit on pier-and-beam foundations.
If you own one of Senoia's historic homes, we can retrofit insulation without touching original plaster or millwork, drilling small access holes, filling the cavity, and patching so it's invisible once painted.