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Weather All Storms with Our Attic Sealing and Weatherstripping Services
Many people go the DIY route when it comes to sealing the attic hatch—a big mistake. Why? Because an inappropriately sealed attic hatch can let your hard-earned dollar go right out the ceiling (pun not intended).
Another issue people face when sealing an attic is selecting the wrong kind of weatherstripping. Plus, sealing the attic hatch requires you have to a couple of tools at hand, such as weatherstripping, a rigid foamboard, water-based construction adhesive, measuring tape, faced fiberglass insulation, a utility knife, and so on. Unless you have these items at home, sealing an attic hatch will not be possible.
Unknown to many, the weatherstripping that you choose to seal your attic entrance depends on how big the gap is. Just going by 'feel' will not cut it. Our experienced experts can help you select the right kind of weatherstripping to help seal the air from going in and out of the attic entrance. Moreover, when it comes to installing the attic cover, you need to get the job done right, or you risk letting the radiant heat filter into your home, turning it into a heat chamber.
This is why you need the 'touch' of an expert. So, connect with us to seal your attic hatch the right way and weatherstrip so that you can benefit from energy savings and a cool as well as comfortable home environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you notice temperature changes around your attic door, chances are there’s no proper seal. Even small gaps can allow conditioned air to escape and outdoor air to sneak in. When we weatherstrip attic hatch areas, we ensure they’re sealed tight and energy-efficient.
Absolutely. An unsealed attic hatch is like leaving a window cracked all year round. Sealing attic hatch openings properly helps regulate your home’s temperature, reduces strain on your HVAC system, and saves you money, especially in extreme weather conditions.
Not all gaps are created equal, and the wrong product will wear out quickly. Our pros measure the size of the gap, airflow, and placement before applying attic access weatherstripping that lasts. It’s not one-size-fits-all—and it’s definitely not a job for duct tape.
Yes—in fact, both are critical. Our service includes sealing attic vents, hinges, and even the attic door frame to prevent heat transfer. We help your insulation actually do its job by locking in the barrier from every angle.
