Why Attic Guard exists

Attics only get attention once something forces the issue: scratching at 2 AM, a musty smell from the vents, or a home sale flagged for contaminated insulation. San Diego's climate makes that moment more likely than most places. Inland attics push past 130 degrees on summer afternoons. Coastal humidity drives mold risk in older, poorly ventilated spaces. Roof rats move freely through citrus trees, bougainvillea, and Spanish tile roofing, making this one of the more roof-rat-pressured attic markets on the West Coast.

Attic Guard was built around that specific combination, not a generic playbook borrowed from a milder climate. Every inspection starts with a real look at the attic, not a phone-quoted guess, because the fix only works if it matches what is actually happening above the ceiling.