Blown-In Insulation

Blown-in insulation, or loose-fill insulation, uses small, fluffy particles (like fiberglass or cellulose) blown by a machine through a hose to fill attics, walls, and floors, effectively insulating hard-to-reach spots, sealing air leaks, and improving energy efficiency and comfort in homes. It's known for its ability to conform to irregular spaces, providing a seamless blanket of insulation

Key Benefits

• Fills Gaps: Excellent for filling awkward spaces, wiring, and pipes.
• Air Sealing: Reduces drafts and air infiltration, improving energy performance.
• Energy Savings: Lowers heating and cooling costs.
• Moisture/Pest Resistance: Cellulose is often treated to resist mold, mildew, insects, and rodents

Common Applications

• Attic floors (most common): It is blown across the attic floor to create a seamless thermal blanket
• Wall cavities: Small holes are drilled into the top of wall cavities, and the material is injected through a hose to fill the space without removing drywall
• Floors and crawl spaces: Used to reduce heat loss to the ground and dampen noise between floor levels.

Energy Efficiency: By effectively sealing air leaks, it can significantly reduce HVAC load and lower energy bills by up to 20%.

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