Several warning signs often appear: cold rooms in winter or overheated ones in summer, energy bills that rise for no reason, drafts near the ceilings, and persistent humidity. Effective insulation immediately reduces these issues and lowers heating and cooling costs.

By limiting the heat that escapes toward the roof, insulation keeps the shingles cooler: the snow melts less, water doesn’t refreeze in the gutters, and both your shingles and gutters last longer.

1CleanAir primarily offers blown-in insulation using cellulose or fiberglass. Injected under pressure, it fills every corner of the attic, seals air leaks, and creates a continuous thermal barrier — ideal for irregular spaces. It installs quickly, provides excellent performance for its cost, and can reduce energy bills by up to 30%.

• Spray foam (air and vapor barrier)
• Loose-fill cellulose or fiberglass (ideal for irregular attics, can be layered)
• Hybrid systems (spray foam + loose-fill)
• Batts & rolls (mineral wool, natural fiber)

The choice depends on your home’s layout and your energy efficiency goals.

Yes. The Insulation & Vermiculite Removal service includes the safe removal of existing materials, even those containing asbestos.The team uses the proper equipment — industrial vacuums, respiratory protection, and sealed disposal bags — and identifies any necessary repairs before installing the new insulation.The site is left clean and compliant with OSHA/NFPA standards.

• Free inspection and estimate
• Insulation removal or installation in 1–2 days
• Nettoyage Complete cleaning
• Written “unparalleled warranty” covering all work

No subcontracting: only their certified technicians perform the work.

1CleanAir guides you through the Canada Greener Homes Grant program, which can reimburse up to $5,000 for replacing or adding insulation.The company also offers in-house “Financing Available” options, allowing you to spread out the cost if you prefer to start without immediate funds.

Yes: a properly insulated attic can reduce annual energy costs by up to 40% while easing the load on your HVAC system.

Cold insulation: the insulating material is installed on the attic floor; the attic remains at outdoor temperature — ideal if you don’t live in it.Warm insulation: the insulation is applied under the roof; the attic becomes part of the heated space — perfect if you’re converting it into a living area or want to prevent ice dams.

Temperature variations from one room to another, drafts near vents, rising heating bills, or visible attic framing through the insulation — these signs indicate insufficient coverage.