With so many types of insulation available on the market today, it can be hard to know which one is right for your project. Allweather Insulation has years of experience with the materials and practices that go into proper insulation installation, and we are well equipped to walk you through all your options.

Cellulose Insulation Installation

Cellulose insulation has been used to insulate homes for many years. This type of insulation is manufactured from recycled newsprint and other forms of recycled paper insulation—making it a good, sustainable option for insulating your home. Not only does it help the environment outside your home, but it also gives you greater control of the temperature inside your home—keeping your energy bills low.

Some people worry that the type of insulation they choose might expose them to secondary hazards like toxic or flammable materials. Cellulose insulation is treated with nontoxic fire retardants before manufacturing is completed. This improves its ability to keep you out of danger, slowing the spread of fires throughout your building.

Whether it’s used as wall insulation or in your attic, cellulose insulation is durable, safe, and cost effective—making it one of the best home insulation solutions you can find.

Blown-in Cellulose Insulation

Cellulose insulation is used in ways similar to blown-in fiberglass insulation. It can be blown into attics in both new and existing homes, and it can be dense packed into closed cavities such as existing walls. The applications are nearly endless.

Are you wondering if cellulose insulation is the right type of insulation for your project? The experienced team of professional insulation installers at Allweather Insulation can help you decide. Contact our office today and we will be happy to answer your questions.