MVM Insulation Services

Address gaps that can allow unwanted air movement.

Small openings around attic framing and penetrations can affect how air moves through a home. Air sealing can be discussed alongside an insulation project.

A technician sealing a gap around a framing penetration in an attic

Illustrative project photoIllustrative project photo

What to consider

Begin with the existing conditions.

Every home is different. A review of the area can help clarify what work is appropriate and whether insulation, air sealing or both should be considered.

✓Locations of gaps and penetrations
✓Safe clearance around heat-producing fixtures
✓Air sealing before insulation is added
✓The connection between the attic and living space

Ask about air sealing

Your estimate

A simple way to get started.

Share the location of the space, what you have noticed and whether you are planning a repair or a larger upgrade.

STEP 01

Describe the space

Tell us whether the project is in an attic, wall, ceiling or crawl space.

STEP 02

Discuss current conditions

Mention any existing material, damage or comfort concerns you have observed.

STEP 03

Review the scope

Talk through the estimate and the work being considered.

STEP 04

Plan the work

Confirm timing and next steps once you are ready.

Ask about attic air sealing.

Call MVM or request an estimate for your home.

Request an Estimate Call 661-545-3188