Towne Lake and Eagle Watch are full of large floor plans built in the 1990s, and large floor plans punish weak insulation. More ceiling area, longer duct runs, more rooms far from the air handler. Small deficiencies compound until one wing of the house is always wrong.
Woodstock's 1990s–2010s growth produced large tracts of subdivision homes on cleared Cherokee County lots with limited shade, which puts attic temperatures on the higher end of the metro range in summer. Winter heating loads also run slightly higher than the Atlanta average because of the modest elevation gain into Cherokee County.
Here's what our crews typically find when they open up attics and crawl spaces in specific Woodstock neighborhoods:
Master-planned community with large two-story homes where compressed blown-in and under-insulated bonus rooms are the top findings.
Golf community with executive homes where air leakage at tray ceilings and multiple bonus rooms outranks raw R-value.
Older homes near the historic district with vented crawl spaces showing damp or missing insulation and largely uninsulated walls.
Under-insulated bonus rooms above Woodstock garages
Compressed and settled attic insulation restored to depth
Cost-effective for walls and new construction
Damp fiberglass batts under Cherokee County homes
Safe removal of old or damaged insulation
Stop drafts and air leaks throughout your home
Woodstock's build-out ran hard through the 2010s and hasn't stopped. Homes finished in the last few years still come to us with bonus rooms that behave like garages and attic insulation that thins out toward the eaves.
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