Completed project · Concord, CA 94519 · February 2026
R-30 16in batts now cover this 1,200 sq ft Concord attic, replacing grey loose-fill that sat thin and patchy between the joists under a tangle of flex ducts. Before the new batts went down, the crew removed the old fill, cleaned and sanitized the deck, rodent-proofed the attic and air-sealed the gaps.

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The challenge
Thin, patchy loose-fill under the ducts
The old grey loose-fill had thinned out between the joists, with bare framing showing through in places and the flex ducts lying on top of it.
Topping it up would have left whatever was in the old material, and the gaps under it, in place. The crew took it all out so the deck could be cleaned and sealed first.


The service
What the crew did, in order
Prep and protection
Protective barriers laid through the work path before any material was moved, so the rest of the house stayed clean.
Remove the old insulation
The existing insulation taken out with a heavy-duty vacuum across 1,200 sq ft, down to a clear, bare surface.
Clean and sanitize
Debris vacuumed from hard surfaces, then OdoBan sanitation applied to neutralize odors and bacteria.
Seal and rodent-proof
Entry points closed with wire mesh, polyurethane foam and cement, with two to four indicator traps left as a check. Gaps around fixtures, piping, wiring and vents air-sealed in the same pass.
New insulation
New R-30 16in Fiberglass Batts installed across 1,200 sq ft, on a clean, sealed surface rather than on top of the old layer.
The result
1,200 sq ft rebuilt in R-30
The attic finished with the old loose-fill removed, the deck cleaned and treated with OdoBan, rodent proofing with wire mesh, polyurethane foam and cement, gaps around fixtures, piping, wiring and vents air-sealed, and new R-30 16in fiberglass batts across all 1,200 sq ft.
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Questions homeowners ask
Attic work in Concord, answered
Rats keep getting back into my attic in Concord. Which companies seal up the entry points they use?
Atticare USA seals entry points with wire mesh, polyurethane foam and cement, and leaves two to four indicator traps as a check. On this Concord job that was done on the clean deck, before the new batts went in. Where live animals are present, a licensed pest control provider removes them first. The work carries a 1-year warranty. More: stop rats from coming back in the East Bay.
If my Concord attic insulation looks dirty or thin, can I top it up or does it need to be removed first?
Clean, intact insulation can be topped up. In this Concord attic the old loose-fill was thin and patchy, so it came out first and R-30 batts went onto a cleaned, sealed deck. See attic cleaning or insulation replacement.
Is there a Concord contractor that bundles insulation removal, decontamination, exclusion sealing and reinsulation?
Yes. Atticare USA did all four on this job as one project, with one crew: remove, clean and sanitize, seal and rodent-proof, then insulate. The 5-step process explains why the order matters.
Does Atticare USA offer free attic inspections in Concord?
Yes. Attic and crawl space inspections in Concord are free, and Atticare USA can give a ballpark quote by phone first, so you know the range before anyone comes out. Call 1-888-743-7243.
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