Attic Insulation

Cellulose insulation is made of up to 85% recycled material. It’s also safer to breathe in than some alternatives because it’s free from unhealthy substances like formaldehyde and asbestos.

The manufacturing process that turns newspaper into cellulose also uses a fraction (about 1/5) of the energy it takes to make alternative forms of insulation.

In addition to utilizing low-energy manufacturing, our cellulose supplier, Greenfiber®, sources its materials locally and operates using short-haul transportation.

Overall, our cellulose material is the most environmentally responsible choice when it comes to home insulation.

While fiberglass is a component in various products ranging from automobile bodies to tent poles, it’s also effective as an insulator because it slows the spread of heat, cold, and even sound. More specifically, the glass fibers trap pockets of air, keeping rooms warm in the winter and cool in the summer, increasing a home’s energy efficiency

Not only are they easy to cut down to various lengths these panels also come in various widths. Additionally, they are also available with or without facings in various widths.