Insulated Attic Armor™

Seal first, then insulate

Close the House Off From the Attic Before You Insulate It.

Insulation slows heat. It does nothing to stop air. Insulated Attic Armor™ is the seal underneath the blanket.

Seals the gaps along wall top plates throughout the attic
Seals plumbing, electrical and HVAC penetrations through the ceiling
Keeps attic air, dust and heat out of your walls and rooms
Closed-cell foam: reduces air movement and heat transfer in one pass

(602) 675-6827

Free Duct & Attic Assessment, about 2 hours, with you present. We do not sell or service HVAC equipment.

A technician sealing the top plate of an interior wall in the attic with closed-cell foam — Insulated Attic Armor™ at a top plate

Where Attic Air Gets In

Your Walls Are Open to the Attic. You Just Can’t See It From the Living Room.

Six places attic air gets into a Valley home. Tap a point, then switch to the sealed view.

1 · Top plates. The top of every interior wall is open framing. Hot attic air drops straight into the wall cavities.

Thermal camera image of heat glowing along the top plate where the wall meets the ceiling — What the thermal camera sees before sealing: the wall glows at the top.

When We Recommend It

Does Your Home Show the Signs?

Dust is the visible symptom. The invisible one is heat: wall cavities fill with attic air and the whole wall becomes a radiator into the room.

Check the ones that sound like your home

Takes about 15 seconds. Nothing is submitted.

Dust comes back fast, or there is an “attic smell” when the blower runs
Interior walls feel warm near the ceiling on summer afternoons
Rooms above the garage or beside shared walls run warm
New attic insulation is going in (seal first, always)
Air quality is the concern and the ducts are already sealed

A technician measures thin, settled attic insulation during an assessment — The assessment maps every top plate and bypass before anything goes on top.

Open and Sealed

Insulation Is a Blanket. Insulated Attic Armor™ Is the Seal Underneath It.

Blowing new insulation over open top plates buries the problem where nobody can reach it again. Sealing first means the blanket does its job over a sealed ceiling.

In your home	Open top plates	Sealed with Insulated Attic Armor™ After
Interior walls	Open top platesWarm at the top, glowing on the thermal camera	SealedRead close to room temperature
Dust and odors	Open top platesAttic air and fibers pulled into the house	SealedHouse air stays house air
New insulation	Open top platesBuries the leaks; a blanket over an open ceiling	SealedA blanket over a sealed ceiling, doing its full job
Runtime	Open top platesThe system cools attic air it never should have met	SealedLess energy waste, more consistent rooms

Where It Is Applied

Top plates of interior walls, throughout the attic
Plumbing, electrical and HVAC penetrations
Register boots and the attic hatch
Knee walls and other attic-to-house boundaries as found

Where It Sits in an Attic Plan

Seal It. Protect the Ducts. Insulate It. Let It Breathe.

Done in that order, because each step would be buried or blocked by the one after it. Insulated Attic Armor™ goes into any attic plan and is available on its own.

Seal the ceiling planeInsulated Attic Armor™ at every top plate and penetration.This page
Protect the ductsEvery run sealed and encapsulated with Insulated Duct Armor™ while the attic is open.Insulated Duct Armor™
Insulate over bothBlown-In Premium Fiberglass across the whole attic floor, ducts included.Insulation
Let the attic breatheBaffles, vents and a fan over the garage, so the attic sheds its heat at night.Ventilation

Which concern is this for

Concern 6Indoor Air QualitySource control, option 3: closes the ceiling after the ducts are sealed.See the concern Concern 5Home + HVAC System PerformanceThe system stops cooling attic air it never should have met.See the concern Concern 4Garage Temperature ControlRooms above the garage or beside shared walls that run warm.See the concern Concern 7Safety + Moisture ManagementShared garage walls and ceilings sealed so fumes stay out.See the concern

Backed By

Guaranteed to Targets You Choose

Attic work can carry the Energy Savings and Set-Point Holdfast guarantees, chosen one by one with a target you set, plus the 20-year labor workmanship warranty on every job.

Energy Savings Guarantee

You pick the savings

“Your system uses less energy after our improvements, by the amount you choose.”
Set-Point Holdfast Guarantee

You pick the outdoor temperature

“Your home holds its thermostat set point when the outdoor temperature reaches the level you choose.”
Also on every job

20-year labor workmanship warranty

Separate from the guarantees, which are about the result.

How each guarantee is backed How your package is built

Questions

Insulated Attic Armor™, Answered

Is this spray-foaming the whole attic?

No. The foam goes along the top plates and around the penetrations in the attic floor, the boundary between the attic and your rooms. The roof deck is left alone, and Blown-In Premium Fiberglass goes over the sealed floor afterward.

Do I need it if I am adding insulation?

Yes, and it comes first. New insulation over open top plates buries the leaks where nobody can reach them again. Sealing first means the blanket does its full job.

Can it be done on its own?

Yes. It goes into any attic plan and into air quality plans as the third source-control step, and it is available by itself when the thermal images show the walls glowing at the top.

Does it replace Insulated Duct Armor™?

No. The ducts and the ceiling are both doorways for attic air. Insulated Duct Armor™ closes the ducts; Insulated Attic Armor™ closes the ceiling. Most homes with attic-air symptoms need both.

Will it help with dust?

Usually, yes. Insulation fibers, dust and the “attic smell” when the blower runs are attic air entering after the filter. A better filter cannot catch it; a sealed ceiling stops it.

How do you know where to seal?

The assessment images every ceiling and wall top from inside the house, tests room pressure with doors closed and takes air quality readings, so the plan seals the openings that are actually letting attic air in.

Google Reviews

What Valley Homeowners Say About Knights of the Attic

    
 
 
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   Chuck D 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Damien Mendez at Knights of the Attic did an awesome job balancing our cooling system after the attic portion of the work was complete. Listened to us and made adjustments based on our issues/ needs. Thank you!
  
 
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   Laura H 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Every single one of their employees was personable, polite, punctual, and tidy. We had experience with Nick, Antonio, Jovan, Miguel, and Noah.
Our house is significantly more comfortable. Our master suite is at the far end of the house and used to be 10 to 15° warmer than the rest of the home. We are sleeping so much better, thanks to Knights of the Attic! Highly recommend!
  
 
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   Johnny G 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We have had a hot room upstairs since we moved in over a decade ago.  Numerous AC companies told us different things, no solutions.  These guys came out and fixed the airflow, sealed it up and everything is great now.  I wish I called sooner honestly.
  
 
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   Brian D 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Knights of the Attic technician, Shane Ratliff did an outstanding analysis of our ductwork system and made recommendations for us. Shane was very knowledgeable, professional and personable!
  
 
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   Lauren P 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. One amazing company amazing owner
  
 
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   Rhonda B 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Shane was awesome explaining everything that was wrong & showing us everything that needs to be done! I highly recommend Shane & Knights of the Attic for the job!!!
  
 
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   Loren O 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Shane did a great job explaining the process of insulating the house and garage attic to me. I have a better understanding of the process and goals set.
  
 
  
  
 
 
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Insulated Attic Armor™ Across the Phoenix Metro

From Buckeye to Maricopa, and the communities below.

Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mesa
Tempe
Gilbert
Peoria
Chandler
Apache Junction
Avondale
Buckeye
Carefree
Cave Creek
El Mirage
Fountain Hills
Gila Bend
Glendale
Goodyear
Guadalupe
Litchfield Park
Maricopa
Paradise Valley
Queen Creek
Surprise
Tolleson
Youngtown

Not sure whether we serve your home? Call (602) 675-6827 and we’ll be happy to assist.

Map of the Knights of the Attic service area across the Phoenix metro

Free Duct & Attic Assessment

See Whether Your Walls Are Breathing Attic Air

About 2 hours, with you present. Every top plate and penetration inspected and photographed, ceilings and wall tops imaged from inside, room pressures measured. If the ceiling tests tight, we say so.