Attic Insulation

Keeping Your Energy Bill Low

Loose Fill Insulation

Blown-in insulation such as cellulose, fiberglass, or pellet material. Brought to the R-value needed.

Air Sealing

Closing off areas that allow air to seep through the ceiling of your attic space.

Lower Energy Costs

Improving the insulation in your attic is a proven way to save money on energy costs.

Based on 145 reviews.

Robert Wright

2022-04-27

I got my house roof done by RoofPro and I was in the fence about my garage roof getting done as well. David from RoofPro has been such a great person to work with on this project, I didn’t hesitate to call him for my second. It’s nerve racking having projects like this and the whole entire process was made easy because of him and his companies efforts. Definitely the best quality and the best service I have had. My roof is beautiful! Highly recommend!! ??????

Nicholas DiMichael

2022-04-20

I have been a customer of RoofPro for ten years. They have been terrific: responsive, expert and prompt. They did an excellent job of replacing our very old gutter.

Jason Stoughton

2022-04-20

RoofPro replaced our aging asphalt shingle roof with Owens Corning shingles, including a 50 year manufacturer warranty and 25 year workmanship warranty. The staff at RoofPro were prompt, professional and pleasant to work with throughout the process.

Yvette Alston

2022-04-17

Wonderful company! Abe is awesome

Nick George

2022-02-04

TJ was great. He was able to repair my roof when other companies kept trying to sell me a whole new roof. He provided same day service. Job well done. Thank you!

Carmichael James

2022-02-02

Roof Pro did a great job of replacing our roof. I highly recommend their services.

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8137 Telegraph Rd. Severn, MD 21144
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Sat. 8am-12pm
Serving Baltimore & Washington Metro Areas

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(410) 428-6806

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How It Works

In Maryland, where temperatures can vary greatly between seasons, proper attic insulation can help keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. The process of insulating an attic involves several steps:

Determine the amount of insulation needed.

Close off any areas that will allow air to seem through.

Make sure baffles are in place for proper ventilation.

Install insulation.

Install extra protection at the attic door.

Keep in mind that once you have installed insulation in your attic, if you place anything on top of the insulation that compresses it, the insulation will lose its R-value.

Have questions?

We offer free consultations to discuss any questions you have related to your attic insulation. We know that many homeowners in Maryland have been upgrading their attic insulation to protect their home and become more energy efficient. Contact us today, we’d be happy to meet.

Check The Depth

If you already have insulation in your attic, you can most likely keep what you have and add to it. There is a recommended depth for building code and also another for Energy Star rating.

Protecting Your Insulation

Once you put insulation in your attic, if you cover it with wood or boxes for the sake of storage, you will end up losing the R-value of the insulation. If you take R-49 and compact it, the R-value will decrease.

Meet Our Team

We are a local Maryland company. Starting in 2004, Tim Taylor, Owner of RoofPRO™ set out to be a leader in the roofing industry by promising quality work and delivering on this guarantee. By hiring industry experts and holding all our exterior work to the highest standard, we are known above the competition at the top of our field. In fact, we’re trusted to meet or exceed the most stringent expectations of homeowners, property managers, and manufacturers. We know everything about roofing, siding, gutters, and insulation so that we can solve the common problems homeowners encounter from age and wear. Because of this, it’s not unlikely that you’ll see us on a roof in your neighborhood! Trust RoofPRO™ with all your residential and commercial roof needs.

FAQs

What is the best type of insulation for an attic?

The best type of insulation for an attic will depend on your specific needs and budget. Common options include fiberglass, cellulose, and spray foam. Each material has its own set of pros and cons, so it’s important to research and compare before making a decision.

How much insulation do I need for my attic?

The recommended level of insulation for attics is R-38 to R-60, but the exact amount will depend on your location, climate, and current insulation levels.

Should I remove old insulation before adding new insulation?

It depends on the condition of the existing insulation. If it’s in good condition, it can be left in place and additional insulation can be added on top. However, if the insulation is damaged, contaminated or has an inadequate R-value, it should be removed before adding new insulation.

Testimonials

All-around quality company in both in the value and the quality of work performed. Very competitive in price to comparable roofing companies. The experience from the estimator, to scheduler and project manager and even office staff was first rate. Responsive and clear communication. performed above expectations. Had an existing 25 plus year second roof that needed torn off and replaced, including some repairs. Project manager real-time explained the situation with pictures. Would highly recommend from my experience.

I got my house roof done by RoofPRO and I was in the fence about my garage roof getting done as well. David from RoofPRO has been such a great person to work with on this project, I didn't hesitate to call him for my second. It's nerve racking having projects like this and the whole entire process was made easy because of him and his companies efforts. Definitely the best quality and the best service I have had. My roof is beautiful! Highly recommend!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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