EZ Steps to a Cozy Home

Did you know proper attic and insulation management includes pest control and remediation? Learn more about how we prevent and manage pests in today’s blog.

It’s true! Over time, your attic can harbor a growing number of allergens. Old, compressed, or damaged insulation not only loses its effectiveness in regulating your home’s temperature, but it also becomes an ideal breeding ground for dust mites and mold! This is especially problematic in Houston’s humid climate, where moisture can easily get trapped in older insulation materials.

HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. It carries a lot of responsibility on its shoulders: regulating temperature, managing humidity, and ensuring proper air circulation. This system works tirelessly to keep you comfortable in your home, from our scorching summers to our deep-freeze winters.

Attic mold is a common issue that can pose serious health risks to homeowners if left unaddressed. This fungal growth thrives in warm, moist environments. What’s worse is that it doesn’t take long for the fungus to spread! It can quickly grow out of control in your home, compromising indoor air quality and potentially causing respiratory problems, allergic reactions, and other health concerns.

For many homeowners, particularly in the humid climate of Houston, questions arise about mold in their attic. Sadly, these questions often come when mold has already made its way throughout the home. But we at EZ Attic Insulation would like to take a moment to address these questions head-on, keeping you informed about this serious problem.

Proper insulation is crucial for maintaining a comfortable living space while maximizing energy efficiency. One insulation method that has gained popularity in recent years is blown-in or loose-fill insulation. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about this versatile insulation type: from what it is and where it’s used, to the different materials, and an overview of the installation processes.

Do you know about Asbestos? You’ve probably heard it mentioned on a TV commercial going hand in hand with the word mesothelioma. But did you know that it was frequently used as a home insulator?…