Attic Restoration in Port Moody
Pleasantside and College Park older homes after raccoon and squirrel

Multi-season raccoon occupation of original 1960s to 1980s blown insulation in Pleasantside almost always requires full removal. An attic assessment confirms the extent before scope is recommended.

A full attic assessment determines whether contamination is localized or distributed. One season of squirrel occupancy may be addressable with partial treatment rather than full replacement.

Some policies cover wildlife damage. We provide scope documentation for insurance claims.

Typically one to two days for a residential Pleasantside or College Park character home.

Exclusion must be confirmed before final restoration.

Blown-in cellulose or fibreglass at current BC code R-value.

Yes. Original 1970s insulation has compacted below its original R-value. Replacement on thermal-efficiency grounds alone is worthwhile.

Heritage Mountain newer construction rarely requires blown insulation restoration — modern roof assemblies and better-maintained soffits reduce wildlife attic access. But any confirmed multi-season wildlife occupation warrants a full assessment regardless of construction era.