Let’s be honest – most Los Angeles attics haven’t been touched in decades. We’ve pulled out everything from 1960s newspapers to raccoon nests up in Rossmoyne. Our crew handles the dirty work so you don’t have to crawl around up there breathing in who knows what.
Here’s the deal: we show up, climb into your attic, and haul out years of junk. Old fiberglass insulation from the Reagan era? Gone. Rat droppings behind the water heater? We’ll bag it up. That mystery stain near the AC unit? We’ll clean it and treat it.
Most attics around here haven’t been cleaned since the house was built. That’s 40, 50, sometimes 70 years of dust in those Craftsmans down in Adams Hill. After we’re done, you’ll actually be able to use the space – or at least won’t worry about what’s floating down through your ceiling.
Every job’s different. A 1920s Craftsman in Adams Hill has different issues than a 1970s ranch in La Crescenta. Here’s what we typically tackle:
We’ll remove that pink fiberglass that’s been sitting there since Nixon. Boxes of junk, construction debris, whatever else got shoved up there. Most cleanouts run $800-1,500 depending on attic size.
Rats and mice love LA attics. Seriously, it’s warm and safe up there. We remove droppings, nests, and contaminated insulation – full protective gear, proper disposal. Won’t cut corners on this because it’s a health thing.
After everything’s out, we treat surfaces with antimicrobial solution. Gets rid of bacteria. Helps with that musty smell. Kills off any mold spores hanging around.
Twenty or thirty years of dust doesn’t just disappear on its own. We HEPA vacuum every surface – rafters, joists, all of it. Makes a real difference if anyone in your house has allergies.
Real results for Los Angeles homeowners
Most attic cleanouts take one day. Here’s what to expect.
We’re based in Glendale but work all over the east side of LA. If you can see the Verdugo Mountains from your house, we’re probably in your area. Here’s where we spend most of our time:
Glendale – from Montrose down to Tropico
Burbank – including the hillside homes near Griffith Park
Pasadena and Altadena – lots of older homes with original insulation
La Crescenta and La Canada Flintridge
Eagle Rock, Highland Park, and Glassell Park
Silver Lake and Los Feliz
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