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Cellulose Insulation Installation Professionals -

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

Types of Cellulose Insulation -

You may choose between two different methods of cellulose insulation installation (say that 5 times fast!) for your home. Both make great choices, but if you’re in need of some advice, please don’t hesitate to contact one of our insulation installers.

Blown Cellulose Insulation:

Blowing cellulose insulation into your attic and walls is a non-intrusive way to add insulation to your current home. By utilizing the “blowing” method our insulation installers are able to retrofit your home to today’s standards, all while leaving your walls intact and untouched. This method also allows almost unlimited depths of fiber to be installed for maximum insulation and energy efficiency. Blown cellulose is an ample way to insulate your attic.

Sprayed Cellulose Insulation -

Sprayed Cellulose is a great application for new construction because it is applied inside the wall cavity between the studs before the sheet rock is installed. By dampening the cellulose before pumping it into the walls our professional installers are able to work easily with the fibers and guarantees maximum coverage. Our skilled applicators execute a perfect balance of moisture to fiber ratio, ensuring an exquisite insulation system for your home.

Price of Cellulose Insulation -

The price to have cellulose insulation installed is very close to that of fiberglass. The same R-values can also be reached, and with less product. 2-3 inches less of cellulose insulation is needed to attain equal R-values to fiberglass. Using less product to reach the same R-values means you could potentially install double the amount of cellulose to achieve even greater energy savings. The cost of cellulose insulation installation is negligible when considering the energy savings combined with the value of having a comfortable home year-round.