This is the Encapsulated batt insulation that we install in the crawlspace.

Another view of the Encapsulated batt insulation.  You can also see the fiberglass insulation between the rim joists.  Behind the fiberglass insulation is urethane foam that is sprayed before the fiberglass batts are added. 

One of our employee's sealing up the encapsulated batt insulation to prevent moisture getting into the insulation. 

This is the BIB system being installed in a new construction. With this kind of application you can get the insulation around anything that may be in the wall cavity. 

This is what the BIB system looks like fully installed.

This is a common occurrence in house up here.  This is a broken bathroom fan duct that has been releasing warm air into the attic and has caused an ice build up that will cause problems in the spring when it melts. 

A better view of the broken duct. 

This is a ventilation baffles.  This is what maintains the air flow over your new insulation.  In a good application of insulation you would not be able to see the bottom of the baffle.  This one does not have enough insulation under the baffles to help maintain the R-value in this area. 

Here is another bathroom fan duct that was leaking warm air into the attic and causing the moisture to build up in the insulation form ice and then melt every time the fan was turned on. 

This is what the AQI Arctic Hatch looks like installed in your home. 

This is a view of the Arctic Hatch that we custom build for each house that has one installed.  They have a vapor barrier and weather stripping along with an R-30 R-value. 

The president of our company is standing in front of some of the AQI Arctic Hatch's and Skuddle hole hatch's that we have custom build for houses around the Fairbanks/North Pole area.

This is Jim Schuster the President/ Owner of our Company ( Left) & Mark Brearley our Head Estimator/Supervisor ( Right ) sitting in front of the display that Mark built for the 2008 Winter show.  To the right of Mark is one of our custom built AQI Arctic Hatch's.  The Display shows a closer view of what the Optima BIB System looks like and the recommended amount of Insulation in your house attic.  As well as how the ventilation baffles should look in a house attic. 

Ventilation Baffles

Blown-in Fiberglass insulation

Optima BIB System

Here is another shot of our booth in the front is Todd Cook, one of our estimator.  Behind him is Jennifer Gumb, the one that keeps everything together. No actually the Office Administrator. 

Ventilation Baffles

Blown-in Fiberglass Insulation