Good Bones…. & New Guts

This fall I’m working with a seller on a darling 1940s home. Hardwood floors, original built-ins, the kind of charm you can’t fake. Then we looked in the attic and found sawdust insulation and original wiring with no ground. Both can make a home draft, a fire risk, and hard to insure.

Here’s my favorite part: she didn’t flinch. She has tackled every item head-on, and her buyer will get all the 1940s charm without the 1940s headaches.
Warmly, Moriet

1 – Out With the Sawdust

‍The old insulation comes out first, so the space is ready.

2 – In With New Wiring

‍A licensed electrician rewires what is needed, safety ground included.

3 – Snug New Insulation

‍The insulation crew fills the attic up for warmer winters and lower bills.

Keep the Charm. Lose the Fire Hazard.

‍Older homes come with surprises, but surprises come with solutions. The right crews, in the right order, turned this home’s biggest worries into selling points.

A 1940s Beauty…Ready for Its Next Chapter

‍Same charm, new guts: safer, warmer, and easier to insure.

The Bonus
$0 Insulation

‍Pacific Power covered the new insulation on this home, at zero cost to the homeowner.

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