Summers in Dallas can be brutal. If you've ever been in your attic or on the roof during the heat of the day, you know that the heat from the sun can easily push temperatures in those spaces over 100 degrees.
Radiant barrier, sometimes referred to as foil radiant barrier or reflective insulation, is a powerful protectant against heat from the sun. A radiant barrier works as a reflective surface on the underside of the roof, reflecting heat as it transmits from your roof into the attic. Trapping the heat between the barrier and your roof allows the heat to rise and leave through your roof vents.
When you block the heat from the sun and allow it to escape through your roof vent, you reduce attic temperatures by up to 30-degrees. This reduction means that your HVAC system will have to cycle on less frequently, meaning less wear-and-tear on the system and lower energy bills.
Radiant barriers attach to the joists of your roof, leaving you plenty of walking and storage space in the attic.
The process for installing radiant barrier typically takes less than a days and comes with our Done Right Guarantee. Here is what you can expect when you work with Superior Attic.
Our contractors provide a free consultation, including an instant quote. We look to provide convenience and transparency at every step.
With every service, Superior Attic gives you a written Done Right Guarantee. Our goal is to comply with and exceed recommended installation practices.
We will work until we have installed the radiant barrier properly and leave your house in good shape. Our veteran project managers will also audit the work of our contractors.
The cost to install radiant barrier in your your attic depends on the square footage and the pitch of your roof. Our services usually cost our customers between $1-3k.
For most projects, we can be completed in 2-days. This includes our removal, cleaning, and project inspection.
Yes! While radiant barriers reflect heat from the sun, it doesn't seal your attic like other insulation products. Either blown-in insulation or spray foam insulation can help with this.
No. A radiant barrier does not affect your cell phone or TV signal strength.
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