Foil on the rafters
Reflective side facing the air gap.

Attic & Roof Insulation
A reflective foil layer on the underside of the roof rafters turns back radiant heat, which helps hot Tennessee attics stay cooler.
Call or text today615-431-3789Radiant Barrier
A large share of summer attic heat comes from the sun heating the roof and radiating down. A radiant barrier is a bright metallic foil stapled to the rafters or applied as a coating, and it reflects that heat instead of letting it pass into the insulation and the ducts.
We install radiant barrier on homes across Nashville and Middle Tennessee, alone or alongside attic insulation. It works well in hot climates with ducts in the attic, and we show you how it fits with your existing ventilation and insulation.
What you get
Reflective side facing the air gap.
Adds a layer, does not replace one.
Airflow at the ridge and soffits maintained.
Foil stapled flat and taped at seams.
The process
We check the roof deck, rafters and ventilation.
Barrier is stapled to the rafters in tight rows.
Seams, edges and vents are checked.
FAQ
No. It reflects radiant heat, while insulation slows conducted heat. They work as a pair.
Dust on the reflective surface can reduce performance, which is why we install it facing down on the rafters.
Its main benefit is in summer. It does not hurt winter performance.
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