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Is $3,200 to add cellulose insulation to attic a fair price?

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My house is located in Montreal/Laval. The company said my attic is in good condition, with no mold or leaks, and my existing 6-8 inches of fiberglass insulation is also in good condition. I have no idea about prices, and the guy said this is a discounted price because they will be working on multiple houses in the same area. I'm wondering if I should accept the offer and if the price is fair. I've done some research and it seems RPM Insulation uses a neighborhood discount tactic. I'm also considering just adding more fiberglass instead of cellulose since my current insulation is in good shape.

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This quote is for adding cellulose insulation to the attic, which is 828 square feet. The work includes: - Cleaning air inlets - Adding styrofoam baffles - Enhancing the attic hatch - Installing cellulose insulation on top of existing fiberglass insulation - Achieving R-60 to R-70 insulation standards

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Category

Insulation

Price

$3,200

Quote Date

June 4, 2025

Home Size

828 sq ft

Insulation Type

Blown In

R Value

R-70

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