Buffalo Energy, Inc.

We were contracted to dense pack slopes and blow 16” of cellulose insulation in the attic flat. Attic height is about 2’ high at ridge. We went to jobsite on Feb. 22, 2017. The installers found the ceiling to be weak andwere concerned we might do damage. We decided to install by drilling and...

patching atno additional cost to the homeowner. It is more time consuming to install this way.Being an older home, built in 1845, it poses a challenge for venting and insulating.There isn’t any way of installing soffit vents for air intake. In our professional opinion,we decided to dense pack the slopes completely to air seal. The installers foam all gapsand cracks in attic flat area with 1 part foam to air seal that area as well. We then blewin the 16” of cellulose that was contracted. The power vent is no longer needed due tothe fact there is a matter of inches of attic space to roof line. The rest of area is fullyinsulated. The power vent is below the insulation level.On June 1, we went out to surmise the situation. Near the attic scuttle is a receptacle onthe same line as the power vent. The electric line was tested with a blow dryer and anight light and found not to be live.We installed what was contracted and stand behind our workmanship. We will warrantythe work that was completed.