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Attic & Crawl Space · Hull, GA

Attic & Crawl Space Insulation in Hull, GA

NJ Spray Foam LLC insulates attics and crawl spaces in Hull, GA and the rest of the 30646 area. Rural Madison County homes often sit over crawl spaces and under vented attics, the two places where Georgia homes lose the most comfort.

  • Hull 30646
  • 10 years of experience
  • Climate zone 3A

Attic & Crawl Space Insulation in Hull

What to know in Hull

Crawl spaces on rural lots

Many homes around Hull, Comer and Colbert are built over crawl spaces. Georgia's R402.2.11 lets you insulate the walls of a closed crawl space with R-13 cavity or R-5 continuous, plus a sealed Class 1 vapor retarder on the ground.

Attics that need more than depth

An older attic can be topped up to R-38 with blown-in insulation, or sealed at the roof deck with spray foam. If ducts or the air handler sit in the attic, foam at the deck usually pays off more.

Rebates in Madison County

Georgia Power customers can receive up to $300 for upgrading attics from R-38 or less to R-49. Jackson EMC members can ask about that utility's insulation rebate before work starts.

Crawl space with spray foam on the floor joists and a vapor barrier on the ground
Crawl space with spray foam on the floor joists and a vapor barrier on the ground. Project by NJ Spray Foam LLC.

Attic & Crawl Space Insulation services we offer in Hull

Insulation and air sealing for the two places Georgia homes lose the most comfort: the attic above and the crawl space below, with spray foam, blown-in insulation or both.

  • Roof-deck spray foam for unvented attics
  • Blown-in top-ups on the attic floor
  • Removal of old or damaged insulation
  • Crawl space wall and floor insulation
  • Air sealing at top plates, chases and penetrations

Hull insulation code minimums

Insulation in new homes and additions is checked under Georgia's state energy code by the local building official. We confirm with Madison County or the city which permits and inspections apply to your address.

Location / item Limit
IECC climate zone 3A (warm, humid)
Attic floor (ceiling) insulation R-38, or R-30 at full depth over the top plates
Spray foam at the roof deck (unvented attic) R-20 minimum on the trade-off path
Wood-frame exterior walls R-13
Unvented crawl space walls R-13 cavity or R-5 continuous
Air leakage test on new homes Under 5 ACH50, by a certified verifier
Georgia Power attic insulation rebate Up to $300 (R-38 or less → R-49)

Vented attic vs unvented spray foam attic

Vented attic (insulate the floor) Unvented attic (foam the roof deck)
Where the insulation goes On the attic floor Under the roof deck and gable walls
Ducts and air handler Stay in a hot attic End up inside the conditioned space
Georgia code minimum R-38 (R-30 at full depth) R-20 air-impermeable on the trade-off path
Best for Simple attics without HVAC equipment Attics with ducts, equipment or storage

Our attic & crawl space process

  1. 1

    Inspection

    We check insulation depth, ductwork, ventilation, moisture and access in the attic and crawl space.

  2. 2

    Plan

    Vented or unvented attic, floor or wall crawl space insulation, and the R-values each option needs in Georgia.

  3. 3

    Removal if needed

    Wet, compressed or contaminated insulation comes out before new work goes in.

  4. 4

    Install

    Spray foam, blown-in insulation or both, with air sealing at the gaps that leak most.

  5. 5

    Final check

    We confirm depth and coverage and leave the access points clean and closed.

Attic & Crawl Space Insulation in Hull: FAQ

Should I insulate my crawl space floor or the walls?

If the crawl space is vented, insulate the floor above it. If you close the vents and add a sealed vapor retarder, you can insulate the walls instead, which Georgia's R402.2.11 allows.

What does Georgia require for crawl space walls in Hull?

In climate zone 3A, R-13 cavity or R-5 continuous insulation, extending to within 9 inches of grade, with a 3-inch termite inspection strip below the floor joists.

Can you remove old attic insulation first?

Yes. We remove wet, compressed or contaminated insulation before installing new insulation.