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Project Details
First time buyer under contract on a 1950s ranch in climate zone 5. Inspection found mold behind insulation in a walkable attic that contains the AC air handler and ductwork. The attic currently has gable vents, soffit vents, a ridge vent, and a small existing fan.
Quote Details
Comprehensive attic remediation and ventilation upgrade including: - Remove and discard all existing insulation from the roof deck - Apply mold prevention and remediation coating to affected areas - Add a new attic exhaust fan - Install baffles at existing soffit vents to improve airflow
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Category
Insulation
Price
$10,000
Quote Date
June 15, 2026
Location
New York
Year Built
1950
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