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Most companies make you book a sales call just to hear a price. We'll just tell you.
No pressure, no mystery. Answer three questions about your home and see your estimated fixed price — before you ever talk to us. The exact number is locked at your free on-site assessment, and if your attic needs less than we estimated, your price goes down. Never up.
Built for coastal homes
Lower Mainland attics fail differently. We build for that.
Most insulation advice is written for cold, dry prairie winters. The Lower Mainland is a different climate — mild, wet, and relentless — and our homes lose energy in ways a Calgary playbook never accounts for.
Moisture is the real enemy here.
Our coastal air means attics deal with condensation, not just cold. Warm, humid indoor air rises into a cold attic, hits the underside of the roof deck, and condenses. Over time that's damp insulation, reduced R-value, and the conditions for mould. Good attic work in this region isn't just about adding depth — it's about air sealing and ventilation working together so the assembly stays dry.
Ventilation and wind-washing at the eaves.
Many older Lower Mainland attics were built with too little intake ventilation, or have soffits blocked by settled insulation. Wind entering at the eaves can strip performance from the first few feet of insulation — “wind-washing” — so the corners of your ceiling run cold even when the middle is fine. We install baffles and dams to protect the edges and keep airflow where it belongs.
The right R-value for our climate.
Most of the Lower Mainland sits in a milder coastal climate zone where the attic target is R-50. Some BC climate zones — colder and higher-elevation areas — require R-60, so the right number genuinely depends on where your home is. Either way, most homes built before 2010 sit well short of it, and topping up is one of the highest-return upgrades available to a homeowner here. We confirm the target that applies to your address before we quote.
We know your home
We know the homes of the Lower Mainland.
The pre-1980 bungalow & war-era home.
Often sitting at just R-12 in the attic, with empty or settled wall cavities. The biggest comfort gains — and the fastest payback — usually live here, and these are prime candidates for drill-and-fill walls.
The '80s–'90s Fraser Valley rancher & two-storey.
Some insulation, but typically far below today's target, with settled batts and gaps that let heat pool and escape.
The Vancouver Special.
That boxy, low-pitch roofline has its own attic quirks — we know where these lose heat and how to reach the tight spots.
The 2000s build.
Better than older stock, but rarely at the R-50 target most of the Lower Mainland is held to — and short of the R-60 some BC zones require. A top-up here is a smaller job with a real payback.
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When was your home built?
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How big is your home?
We use this to estimate your attic footprint. Your exact area is measured at the free assessment.
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Rebate eligibility needs a check. You may qualify for BC Hydro or FortisBC insulation rebates — we confirm which programs your home qualifies for and file for you at your free assessment.
Fixed price, locked at your free assessment. This is our estimate for a home your age. If your attic needs less than we projected, your price goes down — never up. And we handle any rebate paperwork for you.
Estimates only. Your price is confirmed at your on-site assessment, and any rebates you qualify for are confirmed there too.
Pricing current as of January 2026
Pricing current as of January 2026
Rebates, handled
You may qualify. We confirm it and file for you.
As a registered HPCN contractor, NRG confirms which BC Hydro or FortisBC rebates your home qualifies for, applies them, and handles the paperwork. Amounts depend on your home and current program terms; we confirm the exact figure at your free assessment.
Program terms change periodically, so we never quote a rebate figure up front. You get a straight fixed price for the work, and whatever your home qualifies for comes off on top — confirmed at your free assessment.
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Recent work
Residential projects & what homeowners say.
Recent attic and retrofit work across the Lower Mainland, with homeowner feedback.
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Serving the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley — Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, New Westminster, North & West Vancouver, Delta, Langley, White Rock, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission, Hope, Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs, and Kent.