Old Insulation Removal & Replacement
Flattened, wet or rodent-soiled insulation does not do its job. We clear it out so the new spray foam goes onto a clean surface.
When old insulation needs to go
Over time blown-in and batt insulation compresses, shifts and collects dust. Leaks, smoke damage or rodents can make it unhealthy as well as ineffective.
Removing it before spray foam gives a clean attic, lets us seal properly and gets rid of odors and contamination.
- Rodent or pest contamination
- Water or smoke damage
- Compressed, uneven insulation
- Musty attic smells
- Preparing for a roofline spray foam job
How removal works
We use a high-powered vacuum system to pull loose-fill insulation out of the attic and bag it for disposal, then clean up before new insulation goes in.
Pair it with spray foam
Most removal jobs are followed by roofline spray foam, so the attic is sealed and insulated in one project.
Insulation Removal FAQ
Still have a question? Call 9402910138 or send a quick request and we will get back to you.
Is it necessary to remove old insulation before spray foam?
Not always. Clean, dry insulation on the attic floor can often stay. Damaged or contaminated material should come out.
How long does removal take?
Most attics take a day or less, depending on size and access.
Do you haul the old insulation away?
Yes — it is bagged and removed as part of the job.
More ways we can help
Air-sealing insulation for walls, attics and rooflines in new and existing buildings.
Soft, expanding foam that seals and quiets homes — great for attics and interior walls.
Dense, high R-value foam that blocks moisture and adds strength to metal and exterior walls.
Seal the roof deck so your attic stays near living-space temperature through Texas summers.
Ready for a cooler, quieter, more efficient building?
Tell us about your home, shop or barn. We will recommend the right foam and give you a clear, written estimate.