Attic Insulation • Certified R-60 Insulation & Air Sealing

Cut Heating Bills
By Up To 30%.

Engineered for extreme -40°C Saskatchewan winters. We stop attic rain, eliminate dangerous ice damming, seal expensive thermal leaks, and qualify your home for SaskPower Energy Efficiency rebates.

R-60

Max Code Standard

Up to 30%

Heating Cost Cut

-40°C

Polar Vortex Tested

1 Day

Typical Clean Install

Why Upgrade Your Attic Insulation?

Saskatchewan suffers from some of the most extreme temperature differentials in North America. Without precision air sealing and R-60 depth, your home becomes a chimney for warm air.

Northern & Provincial Standard

Engineered for -40°C Polar Winters

During polar blasts, the inside of your home is 60 degrees warmer than outside. Most homes built before 2010 have settled insulation and unsealed ceiling penetrations that waste thousands of dollars every winter.

  • Stop the "Attic Rain" Menace

    Warm indoor moisture escaping past pot lights and plumbing stacks freezes on your roof deck and pours through ceilings when temperatures rise. The Jobb Fix: 100% airtight polyurethane sealing before blowing any insulation.

  • Eliminate Destructive Ice Damming

    Escaping attic heat melts upper roof snow that refreezes at cold eaves, forcing water under shingles. The Jobb Fix: High-density R-60 blown fill paired with proper eave baffle ventilation.

  • Slash SaskEnergy & SaskPower Bills

    Older R-20 to R-32 insulation settles by 30% over time, forcing your heating system to run non-stop. The Jobb Fix: Upgrading to certified R-60 cuts attic heat loss by up to 80%.

Jobb Developments Insulation Crew

100% First Nation Owned & Operated • Fully Licensed, WCB Registered & Insured

THE 5-STEP ATTIC RETROFIT

We never just blow fluff over dirty leaks. Our certified technicians follow an uncompromising building-science protocol to guarantee permanent energy efficiency.

1

Thermal & Depth Audit

FLIR infrared inspection to detect hidden air leak bypasses, verify joist depths, and inspect structural roof deck condition.

2

Safe HEPA Extraction

Optional high-power exterior vacuum extraction for old, rodent-damaged, mouldy, or wet insulation without entering living areas.

3

Air Sealing Top Plates

Airtight polyurethane expanding foam sealing on electrical wire drops, pot lights, ceiling joints, exhaust fans, and attic hatches.

4

Ventilation & Baffles

Installing rafter vent chutes to keep exterior soffit airflow unobstructed, guaranteeing cross-ventilation and zero moisture stagnation.

5

Calibrated R-60 Blow

Dense, evenly leveled blown-in cellulose or fiberglass up to full 20+ inch R-60 depth markers with non-combustible clearances.

Interactive Savings Calculator

Adjust your home size and current attic condition to estimate your annual heating savings across Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Energy Model

Estimate Your Annual Heating Savings

Calculated using average Saskatchewan winter heating degree days (HDD), utility heating tariffs, and SaskPower efficiency benchmarks.

Home Footprint (Attic Area) 1,400 sq. ft.
Current Insulation Level R-12 to R-20 (Built Pre-1985)

Communities & Regions We Serve Across Saskatchewan:

Southend La Ronge Prince Albert Montreal Lake Black Lake Hatchet Lake Fond du Lac Pinehouse Grandmother's Bay Hall Lake Red Earth Piapot Wollaston Lake Northern & Central SK
Estimated Annual Savings
$689 - $933
Saved every single year on heating & cooling bills
Eligible for SaskPower Efficiency Rebates
TARGET R-VALUE
R-60 (20+ Inches)
PAYBACK PERIOD
2.5 - 4 Years
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Why Choose Jobb Developments?

Not all insulation jobs are created equal. Discover why our building-envelope approach protects your roof structure for decades.

Service Standard Jobb Developments Protocol Standard Handyman / Cheap Blow
Air Leak Sealing Comprehensive 2-part polyurethane foam at all wire drops, top plates & vents Ignored (blows insulation over open bypasses)
Attic Rain Prevention Guaranteed vapour-seal stopping warm indoor moisture transfer High risk of moisture trapped inside attic
Rafter & Soffit Baffles Installed at every rafter bay to preserve continuous airflow Often blocked with loose fibers, suffocating attic
Target Thermal Value Certified R-60 with calibrated depth markers throughout Often underfilled (R-35 or R-40) with low density
SaskPower Rebate Support Full documentation & verification for efficiency grant programs No compliance paperwork provided
Ownership & Community 100% First Nation Owned & Operated, supporting local Saskatchewan jobs Generic subcontracting broker

Partners

TESTIMONIALS

MARK & ERIN KOWALSKI

"After dealing with ceiling water stains every spring from attic rain after -35°C cold snaps, we called Jobb Developments. Their crew air-sealed every pot light and vent penetration with polyurethane foam, installed new rafter baffles, and blew our attic up to a full R-60. Not only did our attic rain vanish completely, our bedrooms are finally warm and our heating bill dropped by nearly 30% the very first winter."

GREG & SANDRA FRIESEN

"Our home had settled insulation and massive icicles along the eaves every January. Jobb Developments completed the entire air-sealing and R-60 upgrade in one afternoon, kept our hallways spotless with runner tarps, and provided all paperwork for our efficiency rebate."

DEVON & CLAIRE HALSTEAD

"Professional, fast, and thorough. You can tell they bring real northern building-science standards to residential work. Our furnace cycles half as often now even during polar vortex weeks."

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to help you make an informed decision for your home.

What R-value does a Saskatchewan home actually need?

Under current Saskatchewan National Building Codes and SaskPower efficiency guidelines, attics should be insulated to a minimum of R-50 to R-60 (approximately 18 to 22 inches of blown cellulose or fiberglass). Most homes built prior to 2010 have settled insulation measuring only R-20 to R-32, causing severe heat loss during winter.

What causes "Attic Rain" and how do you fix it permanently?

Attic rain happens when warm, moisture-laden indoor air escapes through ceiling bypasses (recessed lights, duct penetrations, attic hatch) into a freezing cold attic space. Frost accumulates heavily on the underside of the roof sheathing during polar snaps. When outdoor temperatures suddenly rise, that frost melts faster than it can evaporate, raining down through your ceiling. We fix this permanently through meticulous air sealing of all ceiling bypasses before installing R-60 insulation.

Are there rebates available through SaskPower or the Government?

Yes! Depending on current provincial and federal programs (such as the SaskPower Home Efficiency Rebate and related energy initiatives), homeowners and communities who upgrade their attic insulation to R-50/R-60 and perform verified air sealing can qualify for substantial financial rebates. Jobb Developments provides all necessary technical documentation and post-install compliance details.

How long does the installation take, and will it make a mess inside?

A standard single-family home attic upgrade is completed in a single day (usually 4 to 7 hours). We run our heavy-duty delivery hose from our exterior service truck directly through an access hatch. We lay protective runner tarps throughout your hallways, use negative air scrubbers, and vacuum spotless before leaving. Your living space remains clean and comfortable.

Do I need to remove my old insulation before adding new?

Not always! If your existing insulation is dry, odour-free, and undamaged, we can top it up to R-60 directly after completing air sealing and baffle installations. However, if your existing insulation has suffered from animal infestation, rodent droppings, mould from attic rain, or water damage, we recommend our specialized exterior HEPA vacuum extraction service for a healthy, sanitized clean start.

Ready to Upgrade Your Attic Insulation?

Book your free R-60 attic & air sealing inspection with Jobb Developments today.

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