Attic Insulation

Attic Insulation Professionals:

Choice Roofing Group wants you to understand the importance of a properly insulated home.  Think of your home being insulated much in the way you would insulate yourself.  You would wear wool to keep yourself warm, and nylon to keep dry.  Attic Insulation works much in the same way.  In addition to staying warm and dry, adding proper attic insulation has also been proven as the number one source for improving the energy efficiency of your home.

Whether your family is building a new home or you just want to add insulation to improve the energy capabilities of your current home, our attic insulation professionals are here to offer you guidance every step of the way. The first step is allowing one of our local attic insulation experts to assist you in deciding what insulation materials will work best for you and your family.

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Fiberglass Insulation:

Fiberglass insulation is the most common type of insulation installed in homes, both new construction and retrofit.  Because of it’s massive popularity, our attic insulation installers have years upon years of experience with it.  It can be blown into the attic or installed with batts.  The ease of installation combined with affordability no doubt puts it at the top of the list.

Cellulose Insulation:

If choosing cellulose insulation you can rest assured that you are using a very Eco-friendly insulation.  This type of insulation is composed of 80% recycled newspapers along with other recyclables.  It has a Class A Fire Rating from the National Fire Protection Assn. and also is a extremely unfavored by rodents and insects.   Cellulose is very comparable to fiberglass in it’s cost.

Spray Foam Insulation:

Spray foam insulation is the best choice for repairing air leaks, cracks and other mishaps that may be leading to drafts in your home.  The energy efficiency value of spray foam insulation is extremely high and this type of insulation works very well in limited spaces.  Spray foam is a wonderful choice for retrofitting your home to today’s standards!

Mineral Wool Insulation:

Mineral Wool (also known as rock wool) insulation is a great choice for homeowners wanting to get the most sound dampening out of their insulation.  Rodents and other pests also find this type of insulation to be unpleasant.  So that means no unwanted house guests!  Mineral Wool has an energy efficiency between fiberglass and cellulose.  This, combined with choosing spray or batt installation, make it a great choice for new construction or retrofitting.

Sheep Wool Insulation:

Sheep wool insulation is a natural, abundant and Eco-friendly choice to install in your home.  This is a great choice for the homeowner seeking a natural fire and vermin resistant material that is also acoustically superior.  At the end of it’s life-cycle as your home insulation sheep wool can be recycled, reused or simply thrown away seeing as it is completely biodegradable!

Cotton Insulation:

Cotton Insulation is made from mostly recycled materials and boasts impressive sound dampening qualities.  It has a class 1 fire rating, and is a top choice for wall and ceiling insulation, in a new home or an older home looking to retrofit.  Cotton is an excellent choice for those embracing the ever growing world of green building.

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