When the 1X6 was removed from the sagging ceiling we discovered that the insulation above the great room had been poorly installed. There were gaps of up to 2 feet and the insulation varied in depth. You can see the example of how bad the different levels were in this picture. |
After seeing how bad the insulation was, we insisted that the roof be removed when the new ceiling was finished and the insulation reinstalled. This is what we discovered when the roof was lifted. |
This is another example of how the insulation looked. Keep in mind that no one touched the insulation. This is how it looked when they pulled off the roof. |
Look at the different levels of insulation. |
This is one of the best examples of the gaps in the insulation. We paid for professional installation of insulation but found out from the framers that McCreary Supervisor Ray Quintero did the insulation himself. You can see that this picture was taken as the roof was being ripped off. |
In this picture you can see the center area of the ceiling (Where all the bolts are) had no insulation at all. This house was at an elevation that receives snow in the winter. Insulation was so important. |
This was the view of the insulation from inside the great room (as they were replacing the ceiling) prior to our making McCreary replace the roof. |
Again, this is the view from inside as the ceiling was being ripped out - prior to the tearing off of the roof. |
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