Attic Insulation Installation in Katy, TX

The question that might be running inside your mind is why use Pro Attic experts for your insulation work. Well, other than saving your money, we are the best provider of attic insulation services for residential in Katy.

Other than installations of the varieties of insulation material, we also offer attic repairing services. This entails removing contaminated insulations. Our timely responses have placed us a step ahead of the rest.

Below are some of the best attic insulations suit your home;

Blown-in insulation.

This is a form of insulation that is also called loose-fill insulation. The insulation material that makes up the blown-in insulators is either the fiber or cellulose from old newspapers. We have two options that can be used under blown in insulation. We will opt for an option that you will find perfect.

Blown in insulation is fit for filling stud or ceiling joists cavities. This method can also cover the attic floors with its loose insulation materials. The amount of insulation material used here has to be measured depending on the size of your attic area. They also have a good insulation record.

Blown-in fiberglass insulation.

The fiberglass method is available in forms of loose-fill insulation. The small shredded chunks are packed in bags. They are then spread using a spraying machine to fill the spaces around the attic. This model is perfect for filling tight voids around the wiring pipes and areas that the existing insulation didn’t cover. It will also cover areas that have a poor framing.

The feeling of saving money is what we all yearn. For blown in insulation, we can guarantee that it is one of the cheaper ways of insulating the attic. Currently, it is the most highly purchased attic insulation material. People also have great experience with this form of insulation.

Now, if your existing insulation had been done poorly thus leaving irregularly spaced ceiling joists or the attic ground had series of obstructions, then fiberglass insulation will be recommended.

Blown-in cellulose.

Once a daily or weekly newspaper has been read, it is always rendered useless. It’s seen as just a piece of paper that should be thrown away. But, wait, did you know such pieces of papers can be a savior during attic insulation? Yes these papers can be excellent insulation material. They are shredded into fine particles that make cellulose.

The blown in cellulose is therefore an option that we can recommend for the clients who are on a tight budget. The cellulose from these papers can retain water and still absorb moisture hence leading to molding or rotting. To avoid rotting, we can accompany a vapor barrier to cover up the cellulose.

Rigid Foam Insulation.

The insulating boards in rigid foam insulation have a higher R-value than other types of insulation. Well, R-Value is the effectiveness of the material towards achieving its goal, in this case being insulation. Rigid foam insulation will trap the heat inside your homes and keeping it from exiting.

The rigid foams measure 4 by 8 feet but vary in thickness. Our professionals will have to measure the foams and cut them into sizes that will fill every part of the attic. This material doesn’t crack or change in size when exposed to water. On the brighter side also, this foams are of high quality and are manufactured from green-friendly materials.

Other than ensuring your home is highly comfortable, this method will ensure that your AC won’t be overtasked any time the weather changes. This can equivalently reduce energy use because indoor heat loss and air leaks are recipes for higher energy bills.

Batt insulation.

Batt insulation is simply pre-cut fiberglass. Many call it rock wool insulation. Just like rigid foam insulation, rock wool insulation also comes in flat pieces. Before installing this kind of insulation, we will have to check on the climatic condition of your area.

On the other hand we have two types of bats; those that come with paper or foil facing and those with none. We recommend those with a facing since they can be placed near the living area. These batts will be measured according to the size of the spaces in the joist to fit well before being cut.

Mineral wool insulation.

Mineral wools are made from mineral waste residue as raw material. These are materials with high thermal properties. Some of the materials used are stone, slag or molten glass. The mineral wool is preferred for use in industrial areas. However, if you prefer it in your home, you can either choose glass wool insulation or stone wool insulation.

This mode of insulation is highly used because of its ability to prevent heat loss and movement of air. They go further to prevent your house from noise pollution the risk of catching fire.

Spray Foam insulation.

Spray foam insulation has both open-cell and closed-cell varieties. The closed-cell is recommended insulation than open-cell. The foam when applied spreads and expands faster to lock air in a seal that looks like a vault. Its durable nature markets it more than the rest as it can last up to a period of 10 years.