SPecializing in new & existing homes
CELLULOSE
This type of insulation is good for blowing into attics and dense packing into closed cavities. Cellulose is made from recycled materials and is a true green product.
During manufacturing cellulose insulation is treated with a fire retardant so it won't actively catch on fire if exposed to flame. The installation process involves using an insulation blower to blow cellulose into attics or walls, allowing product to settle and fill the spaces.
FIBERGLASS
Fiberglass is the most economical product on the market being primarily made of recycled materials. Available in pre-cut batts or blown-in loose fill. Fiberglass is great for sound deadening.
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WHAT IS CELLULOSE INSULATION?
Cellulose insulation is typically made from recycled newspapers and other waste paper products. It typically comes as loose fill insulation. The installation process then involves using an insulation blower to blow cellulose insulation into attics or walls, allowing the cellulose to settle in and fill in the spaces.
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FIBERGLASS
Whether you are working on a small residential project, a large office or commercial buildings, fiberglass batt insulation is a great solution. It is available in widths suited to standard spacing of wall studs and attic or floor joists. Fiberglass is made of melted sand which is spun. It is then either cut into sizes to fit into framing or used as loose fill to be blown into larger spaces. Fiberglass batt insulation is primarily made of recycled materials, and used to insulate floors, walls, ceilings and attics.
BENEFITS OF FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION
When properly installed, fiberglass batt offers a variety of great benefits.
- Is more affordable than other forms of insulation
- Helps improve the energy efficiency of your home
- Helps reduce heating and cooling bills
- Helps create a year-round comfortable living space
- Provides effective noise control
BLOWN-IN FIBERGLASS INSULATION
Blown-in fiberglass insulation can be installed in nearly any space or densely packed into closed cavities including:
- Interior walls for sound control
- Exterior walls
- Garage ceilings under heated areas (where a room is above a garage)
- Between floors for sound control
- Upslope areas in attics
examples of recent projects
