Attic Insulation Services in Humble, TX

Firstly, your family’s comfort is all you need. We can achieve this when the heat flow in your house is well maintained. This is why we insist on our potential clients to have their insulation material well analyzed by experts before installing.

Well, the result of having a poorly installed attic is ending up having unstable temperatures and air leaks inside your house. Also, you will end up paying higher AC bills since your homes’ energy efficiency will be unstable.

All this can be sorted if you call Pro Attic. You are guaranteed to save money since we are affordable for starters.

Our services.

Pro Attic aids its clients understand why they should save money on various costs including fuel costs. Currently, we are a number one provider of attic insulation services for residents of Humble. We also do various repairs regarding the attics.

Some of the repairs that we perform include removal of contaminated insulations and re-installing new insulations. We give timely responses and with just a phone call, our services will be availed at your doorstep any time called upon.

Are you also in need of consulting on the types of insulation and kind of insulation material that may fit your home? Look no me. We are here for you. Below are some of the insulation types that we can do for you.

Blown-in insulation.

Blown-in insulation is sometimes referred as loose-fill insulation. The process entails filling stud or joist cavities and covering the entire attic floors with loose fil material. The amount of insulation used here has excellent insulating R-value.

For blown in insulation, there is a variety of material that can be used. Below are some of the types of blown-in insulation that is available.

Blown-in fiberglass insulation.

Insulating your home is remedy to reducing the heating and cooling energy bills. In addition, you will have a comfortable living temperature. Blown in fiberglass insulation is one of the remedies that can make this a success. 

The main material used in this method is the fiberglass. This is a manmade material that entails pulling of glass strands to thin fibers. When installing blown-in fiberglass insulation, we will us at least a crew of two professionals and specialized pneumatic equipment.

The fiberglass strands will be blown around the spaces in the attic through a hose.it will then spread and settle into the attic’s cavities, and hard to reach areas such as the ceiling joists until a wide layer of insulation covers the space completely.

For existing insulation that could have left behind gaps, we will strongly recommend this method. It will also work for joists that were previously irregularly spaced.

Blown-in cellulose.

For lovers of environmental friendly materials, your dreams will be met automatically with this option. The old papers and newspaper magazines that may seem useless are highly useful in this method. The Styrofoam pellets made from old newspapers are mixed with cardboards and other wood-based materials.

The mixture is then treated with boric acid, flame resistant and mold-resistant substances then packaged in bags. During insulation we will use a mechanical blower to mix up the cellulose material to make it lose.

We will then blow the fluffy insulation using hoses to various parts of the attic. We have every machine that is needed during the blown in process despite them being expensive. The setback that cellulose brings is that it retains water and absorbs moisture thus becoming a breeding ground mold or rotting. To handle this, we offer to accompany the method with a vapor barrier.

Spray Foam insulation.

This is an option that comes in two varieties. There is open-cell spray foam and closed-cell. The closed cell is highly recommend since it has a higher insulation capability (R-Value) than open-cell. Immediately spray foam is applied, it will spreads and expands faster before locking air in a vault-like seal.

This mode of insulation is easily set and can last up to a period of ten years which is the specified time to have your attic insulated or repaired again. This is why we recommend spray foam to our customers because it has value for their money.

Rigid Foam Insulation.

The other name that is used for this mode is insulating boards. They have a higher R-value than the other insulations. They therefore enhance a comfortable environment at home by regulating the temperatures thus not overworking the air conditioning system.

The rigid foams come in panels of 4 by 8 foot and vary in thickness. It’s important to note that this foams don’t crack even when exposed to water. They are also made of high quality and environmentally friendly materials.

Batt insulation.

Batt insulation is pre-cut fiber glasses, well known as rock wool insulation. They also come in flat pieces. The choice of this method generally depends on the climatic condition of the area. We have two types of batts. They include those that come with foil facing and those without the facing. The one with a paper or foil facing is recommended since it can be placed near the living area.

Mineral wool insulation.

These are made by highly versatile products with high thermal properties. Because of this factor, they save energy. Molten glass, slag, or stone are some of the materials that create this type of insulation. You can either choose glass wool insulation or stone wool insulation. They all prevent heat loss, movement of air, noise pollution, and risk of fire.