Start at the top, where it matters most

Attic interior with wooden roof trusses and batt insulation between rafters and floor joists.

Attic insulation is an excellent place to begin improving your home’s comfort and energy performance. We assess the complete attic system—including existing insulation, air leakage, vapour control and ventilation—before recommending a top-up or full restoration. Our team works with everything from straightforward bungalows to complex 1½- and 2½-storey Winnipeg homes.

Roofer in harness on stripped roof deck with exposed spray-foam insulation and new plywood sheathing.

Warmer, drier, more usable basements

Insulation expert installing insulation in a residential home basement.

Cold floors, damp walls and an uncomfortable lower level can often be traced to gaps in basement or crawl-space insulation. We recommend the right combination of spray foam, batt insulation and air sealing for your space, helping reduce drafts, manage moisture and make more of your home comfortable throughout the year.

Worker spraying insulation into crawl space.

Safe removal of old or damaged insulation

mineral wool in the attic of the house Foam plastic Insulation of a new home on a new roof

Sometimes old insulation needs to come out before the real improvement can begin. Our trained crew uses a truck-mounted vacuum system to remove insulation that is damaged, contaminated or preventing proper air sealing. Once the area is cleared, it can be inspected and prepared for a cleaner, more effective insulation upgrade.

Wood shavings being removed in preparation for 2" polyurethane spray foam vapour seal.

Protect your roof through Manitoba winters

Workers removing snow from roof.

Heavy rooftop snow and ice dams can trap meltwater, strain roofing components and increase the risk of leaks. Our crews safely remove built-up snow and ice using equipment and methods designed to protect the roof underneath. We can also help identify insulation or ventilation issues that may be contributing to recurring winter problems.

Half storey ice dam

See exactly where your home loses heat

A thermal view of a home, indicating warm area, and showing where heat is escaping.

A thermal imaging inspection provides a clearer picture of where your home may be losing energy. Infrared scans can help locate missing insulation, air leakage and possible moisture concerns, allowing you to focus improvements where they are most likely to increase comfort and energy efficiency.

Thermal imaging scan showing heat loss around a home's exterior roof

Proper airflow for a healthier home

Static vent installed on a residential shingle roof for passive attic ventilation.

Insulation performs best when the attic can properly manage heat and moisture. We assess roof, soffit and exhaust ventilation, then correct blocked or inadequate airflow where needed. The right ventilation setup helps keep insulation dry, reduce condensation risk and release excess attic heat through Winnipeg’s changing seasons.

Installation of cardboard air-flow chutes to ensure soffit ventilation

Insulating existing exterior walls

Injecting cellulose into the wall while plugging a different hole in the same cavity

Many older Winnipeg homes have empty or poorly insulated exterior wall cavities. Where the wall construction allows, dense-pack cellulose can be installed through small access holes; often from the exterior, to reduce drafts, improve sound control and make rooms easier to heat. We assess each home first because not every wall assembly is suitable for this method.

Dense-packing cellulose into the empty walls of a Wolseley house built in 1883
Roofer in protective suit and respirator applying spray foam insulation across open roof rafters.

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