Attic Insulation Services

Shumate Insulation Services Experts recommend a routine professional insulation assessment for homeowners with homes 10 years or older.

If you’re experiencing any unusually high temperatures or high energy bills, it’s possible that new insulation needs to be installed in your home, starting with an attic insulation installation. 
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Investing in proper home insulation, particularly in your attic, is a smart move that pays off in energy efficiency, cost savings, and overall improved comfort. If you're experiencing temperature inconsistencies or high energy bills, it might be time for an insulation assessment.

  • Uneven Temperatures

    Rooms or floors may feel noticeably warmer or cooler than others. This is often due to inadequate or unevenly distributed insulation from your attic, allowing heat to escape or enter.
  • High Energy Bills

    A sudden or gradual increase in your heating and cooling costs can indicate poor attic insulation. When insulation is insufficient, your HVAC system works harder to maintain desired temperatures, leading to higher energy consumption.
  • Air Leaks and Drafts

    Feeling cold air near walls, ceilings, or attic doors, especially on upper floors, suggests gaps in your insulation. These drafts force your heating system to compensate.
  • Condensation

    Excessive moisture on windows, walls, or ceilings can be a sign of inadequate insulation, as it fails to regulate humidity effectively.
  • Mold & Mildew Growth

    Mold or mildew in your attic or on upper floors allows moisture to accumulate and create ideal conditions for growth.
  • Settling and Shifting Insulation

    Insulation can settle or shift, creating gaps and reducing its effectiveness. This is particularly common with loose-fill insulation.
  • Insulation Compression

    Compressed insulation loses its ability to trap air effectively, breaking down its insulating properties. This can occur when items are stored on top of insulation or when it's improperly installed.
  • Insolation Deterioration

    Old insulation can break down, become less effective, or even develop gaps. This is especially true for older homes or those with outdated insulation materials. Shumate Attic Insulation Experts recommend upgrading attic insulation for homes 10 years or older.
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<strong>Preventative Maintenance</strong>

Preventative Maintenance

Extend Equipment Lifespan and Save Thousands

Don't forget to schedule your preventative maintenance this winter! With a Shumate home maintenance plan, you can enhance your HVAC system's efficiency and reduce your monthly utility bills.

In addition to our regular services, we are now offering attic insulation upgrades to help keep your home warm and energy-efficient during the colder months.

Shumate Comfort Customers benefit from pre-season preventive maintenance check-ups twice a year, along with exclusive perks such as priority service and special discounts. Ensure your home is ready for winter—contact us today!

Advantages of Preventative Maintenance

Heating Tips

Why is my upstairs so much warmer and drier than my downstairs?

The simple answer is that heat rises – so that even the warm air your downstairs system generates moves upstairs gradually. And, all that warm air tends to dry things out – from your leather furniture to your nose! There are some options that might help the flow of warm air in the house, and a humidifier will remedy the dryness problems associated with winter and heating.

How can I reduce my heating costs in the winter?

Make sure to schedule your preventative maintenance. A maintained system dramatically lengthens the life of your equipment, saving you thousands of dollars by not having to prematurely replace your system. Shumate Comfort Customers enjoy pre-season preventive maintenance check-ups twice a year. They're also entitled to other benefits like priority service and special discounts.

How often should I change my filter?

This really depends on what kind of filter is being used, and how much you use your system. Usually, you want to change your filter at least every three months – but if you are using a high efficiency filter, then it only needs to be changed every six months to twelve months.

Why did my heat pump ice during the winter?

This could be due to low refrigerant charge or a restricted outdoor coil. The outdoor coil may need to be cleaned off and the refrigerant charge would need to be checked.

Why does my circuit breaker keep tripping?

There could be a loose connection on high voltage wiring or the motor could be failing. These connections need to be checked as well as monitoring the amps for the motors and capacitors. The capacitors are used to help larger motors start and should be replaced every 5 years.

Why does my pilot light keep going out?

This could be due to a weak thermocouple or a failed safety switch. The output of the thermocouple needs to be checked. These also need to be changed every 3 years. The safety switch is put inline of the thermocouple. In the event the unit overheats it will shut off the pilot light to stop operations.

Air Quality
Impacts Your Comfort

The job of providing comfortable, clean and healthy air inside your home falls largely to your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system. That's why it's so important to select the right components and maintain your HVAC system properly.
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