Fiberglass Attic Insulation
Seal in comfort. Save on bills. Protect your home.
The attic is the single biggest source of heat loss in most Canadian homes. Upgrading your insulation isn’t just a smart move, it’s a high-impact investment in comfort, efficiency, and long-term savings.
Schedule your free attic inspection today and start saving on utilities!
Expert Service
We’ve insulated hundreds of attics across St. Albert and the greater Edmonton area, and we understand how local homes respond to our climate. A properly insulated attic doesn’t just improve comfort and efficiency, it also helps regulate temperature, reduce strain on your roofing system, and extend its lifespan.
Fiberglass insulation performs reliably through Alberta’s seasons and holds up over time, some key benefits include:
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Fibreglass insulation helps to regulate the temperature in your home by reducing heat transfer through the attic.
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Fibreglass attic insulation is relatively affordable compared to other insulation materials. It is a cost effective way to increase the energy efficiency of your home and reduce your utility bills overtime.
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Fibreglass insulation is resistant to moisture and mold growth, helping to maintain indoor air quality and prevent attic structure damage.
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Fibreglass insulation is non-combustible, making it a safe option for attics and other areas of the home. It is able to slow down the spread of fire and provide added protection in case of emergency.
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By reducing temperature swings, fiberglass insulation lessens moisture buildup and thermal strain, contributing to a healthier, longer lasting roof
How Much Can I Save on Utilities?
Wondering what better insulation really means for your home? Our Energy Savings Calculator shows you the numbers. By comparing your current insulation level with an upgraded option, you’ll see
Annual savings on heating and cooling costs
Greenhouse gas reduction to show your environmental impact
10-year savings to highlight the long-term payoff
Input Guide
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Total square footage of the space you're insulating (e.g., attic, walls, basement).
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A measure of how cold your climate is over the year. Higher HDD means more heating demand. You can look this up by city or postal code.
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The insulation level your space currently has. R-values measure resistance to heat flow — higher means better insulation.
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The insulation level you're planning to install. Choose a higher R-value to see potential savings.
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Your current cost per unit of energy (e.g., cents per kWh, dollars per m³ of gas). Use your utility bill or a local average.
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How efficiently your heating system converts fuel into heat. Most modern furnaces range from 80% to 98%. Check your model or use an estimate
Is It Time for an Attic Inspection?
If your home struggles to hold heat in the winter or stay cool in the summer, your attic insulation may be past its effective lifespan. Over time, insulation settles, compresses, or becomes moisture‑affected, reducing its ability to protect your home. While small top‑ups can help in some cases, once the existing insulation is matted down or contaminated, adding more won’t restore proper performance. It’s also important to watch for signs of air leakage or attic moisture, poor insulation can allow warm air to escape, leading to condensation, mold growth, and damage to your roof structure. Addressing insulation issues early keeps energy costs down and protects the long‑term health of your home.
