Best Attic Insulation For Houston

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Our first focus has always been how to help our clients save money on various costs such as energy costs. Currently, we are a leading provider of attic insulation services for residential and commercial building in Houston. We offer both attic insulation installations and repairs.

We also remove contaminated insulation. We will offer advice on the kind of insulation and types of insulation that may suit your home.

Some of the attic insulation that we install include the following:

Blown-in attic insulation.

Blown-in insulation is a type of insulation that is blown or sprayed into place, also known as loose-fill insulation. It is made up of fibers that are blown on the attic floor into a nice fluffy layer of insulation. This process involves filling either stud or joist cavities as well as covering attic floors with loose insulation materials that have good insulation record.

Blown-in fiberglass insulation.

Blown-in fiberglass is a variety of loose-fill insulation. With the help of a blowing machine, the fragments are sprayed and spread to fill available spaces in the attic.

Blown-in fiberglass is a perfect way to fill tight voids around wiring pipes and areas that have poor framing. This type of blown-in insulation tends to be cheaper and who doesn’t love saving money?

If you have existing insulation that might have left behind gaps or ceiling joists that are irregularly spaced or ground with various obstructions, then we will highly recommend you to try out blown-in fiberglass.

Blown-in cellulose.

Old newspapers may be seen as a waste to many, but to us, it is one of the best cost-effective options for attic insulation. Cellulose is made from pieces of newspapers that have been shredded into finer particles. Because of its simplicity and its wide availability, many people have opted for this model.

People around Houston and Texas prefer cellulose because of its cost-effective nature. It is considerably cheaper than other methods. Blown-in cellulose will cost ¾ of what you would have paid for blown-in fiberglass.

Cellulose works through the retaining of water and absorption of moisture. This can be a breeding ground mold or rotting. Therefore, we will recommend our clients to accompany this option with a vapor barrier. 

Spray Foam insulation.

Spray foam is made of two varieties which include open-cell and closed-cell. Closed-cell is more effective in insulation than open-cell. Spray foam when generally applied spreads and expands faster hence locking air in a seal that looks like a vault.

What attracts clients to this form of insulation is that it can be easily set and once its set, you can virtually forget about it. Remember, many insulation materials need to be replaced after a span of ten years. This is why we would recommend spray foam to our beloved clients.

Spray foam also blocks heat flow and leakages in an unparalleled manner hence saving you money. With such excellent performance, your energy bills will no longer be a cause of stress.

Rigid Foam Insulation.

This type of insulation is well known as insulating boards. They provide higher R-value than other forms of insulation. They ensure homes are of a comfortable temperature with no need to crank up the heat or using AC.

Rigid foam insulation material reduces energy use since indoor heat loss and air leaks can bring in unnecessarily high energy bills. The rigid foams are in panels of 4 by 8 foot and vary in thickness. When subjected to water, they don’t change sizes or crack because they are made of high quality and green-friendly materials.

Batt insulation.

This is also known as pre-cut fiber glass. It can as well be described as rock wool insulation. It is sold in flat pieces. When choosing this kind of insulation to use in your attic, we will have to determine the type of climate within your area. 

There are those batts that come with paper or foil facing and those without. We recommend one with facing since it can be placed near the living area. We will measure the spaces between your houses’ studs and joists before cutting the batts to fit well.

Mineral wool insulation.

This is made of a highly versatile product with high thermal properties which saves energy. It’s made of molten glass, slag or stone. Therefore, they come in two types; either glass wool insulation or stone wool insulation.

Both of these prevents heat loss and movement of air. It can handle noise pollution and reduces the risk of fire. Since they are made from local renewable natural resources, they are environmentally friendly. Looking for Best Attic Insulation For Houston? Call us now.