Reduced Air Leakage
Helps control drafts and unwanted air movement through the attic.
Trusted insulation solutions for homes and businesses across New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Comfort Starts at the Top
Attic insulation helps reduce heat transfer and uncontrolled air movement through one of the most important areas of the building envelope. Apollo evaluates the attic, existing insulation and project goals to recommend a carefully planned insulation solution for properties throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Helps control drafts and unwanted air movement through the attic.
Supports more efficient heating and cooling performance.
Helps support more stable indoor temperatures in every season.
Helps reduce heat transfer between the attic and occupied areas.
The system is selected for access, ventilation and project needs.
Careful evaluation, preparation, installation and communication.
Attic Insulation
A professionally planned attic insulation system can help reduce heat transfer, control unwanted air movement and support more consistent comfort throughout the property.
Targeted air sealing helps reduce drafts and uncontrolled air movement between the attic and occupied areas.
Proper attic insulation can support more efficient heating and cooling performance through changing seasons.
Better control of heat transfer helps support more stable indoor temperatures and improved comfort.
The insulation approach is planned for the attic floor, roofline, access, ventilation and project goals.
Helpful Information
Explore the questions customers commonly ask before requesting an insulation estimate.
Common signs include uneven indoor temperatures, drafts, rising heating or cooling demand, visible gaps, compressed material or insulation that sits below the recommended level. A professional attic evaluation provides a clearer answer.
The correct location depends on whether the attic is intended to remain vented or become part of the conditioned building envelope, as well as HVAC placement, ventilation and the roof assembly. Apollo evaluates these conditions before recommending a system.
In some attics, new insulation can be added when the existing material is dry, clean and in serviceable condition. Wet, contaminated, damaged or heavily compressed insulation may need to be removed before the new system is installed.
Depending on the attic design and performance goals, options may include spray foam, blown-in insulation, fiberglass batts or a combination of air sealing and insulation. The building assembly determines which approach is appropriate.
Many residential attic projects can be completed within one working day. Larger spaces, insulation removal, difficult access, extensive preparation or more complex assemblies may require additional time.
Pricing depends on attic size, accessibility, existing insulation condition, preparation or removal needs, selected material, required thickness and overall project complexity. An on-site evaluation provides the most accurate estimate.