Insulation Services
We offer both Spray Foam and Blown-in for excellent air sealing performance
We adhere to the Professional Standards Foam Insulation to help seal your home’s envelope, reduce energy loss, and improve comfort all year round.
Which Insulation Is Right for You?
Blown-in
“Blown-in” generally refers to insulation that is installed with a blowing machine to fill attics and wall cavities, such as loose‑fill cellulose or fiberglass; Blown-in is often used in retrofits because it can cover existing attic floors and reach irregular spaces without major demolition.
Benefits
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Effective coverage over existing attic surfaces and around obstructions.​
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Good option for topping up existing insulation to improve overall R‑value.​
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Typically a cost‑effective upgrade for older homes with poor attic insulation
Spray Foam
Spray foam is mixed on site and expands into a rigid or semi‑rigid foam that insulates and seals in one step. It is commonly used in attics, rooflines, rim joists, crawl spaces, and wall cavities.
Benefits
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High R‑value per inch for strong thermal performance in tight spaces.​
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Excellent air sealing to cut drafts and reduce energy loss.​
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Helps manage moisture and can reduce risk of mold when used correctly.​
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Can add structural rigidity to walls and roof assemblies (closed‑cell spray foam).​