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Watch this video learn about what can be causing your attic mold and how Dr. Energy Saver can solve it!
If you have mold in your attic, air leakage and poor ventilation are likely to blame. Moisture enters your attic from the living space below and causes all kinds of problems, including mold and wood rot. Dr. Energy Saver can prevent attic mold using proper air sealing and insulation to limit the amount of warm air that’s escaping into your attic. These improvements can also reduce your heating and cooling costs by as much as 40 percent!
If you have mold in your attic or high energy bills, call us at 1-888-370-6924 or click below to request to request an on-site inspection and free quote to upgrade your attic insulation.
Airborne mold spores cause a wide range of respiratory ailments and allergic reactions. But when mold is found in the attic, the main concern is usually damage from rot and excess moisture. If you see any signs of mold in your attic, it's important to stop the mold from spreading before it causes expensive damage.
Mold from ventilation mistake. This dryer vent is blowing moist air into the attic instead of outside of the home. Black stains on the roof decking is mold caused by this moisture.
Moist air typically finds its way into your attic from poor ventilation and air leaks. We find that in most houses, the bathroom vent fan is dumping moist air into the attic rather than outside. If your bathroom vent fan isn't installed properly, when you take a hot shower, all that moist air could be dumping into your attic space.
Air leaks around recessed light fixtures, heating vents, the attic access hatch, and other cracks can also allow warm air to escape into the attic. No matter how it got there, when this warm, humid air hits the cold roof decking in the attic, the moisture condenses, and water drips down the rafters, onto the attic floor and insulation. Wet wood and fiberglass insulation are ideal environments for mold.
Moisture and mold in the attic is a sign that too much conditioned air is leaking out of your living space and into the attic. When the conditioned air escapes, this can make your home uncomfortable and cause your HVAC system to work harder, causing your energy bills to rise. You're paying to heat your attic instead of your house!
To reduce air leaks, our certified home energy specialists will air seal the attic and if necessary, upgrade your attic insulation. We can also make sure that vents are ducted outside your home and not inside your attic. We will also check that your attic roof is properly ventilated with the right soffit, ridge, and gable-mounted vents.
If you have mold in your attic, Dr. Energy Saver can inspect your attic to determine the cause and provide a free estimate to solve your problem! If you are dealing with high heating and cooling costs and aren't sure where to start, our home energy evaluation can help to determine the source of your comfort and energy problems and the best solutions.
Call us or fill out our online form to request a home energy audit or to schedule your free inspection and estimate today!
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