Pearland Attic Insulation Services

Why do you need Pro Attic installation and insulation services? Here is why. First, our primary focus is on how to help customers save money on throw lowering costs such as fuel costs. Also, it’s important to note that we are the number one provider of attic insulation services for any building in Pearland.

Other than attic insulation installations, we also do attic repairs. Besides, we also remove contaminated insulations. We pride ourselves in timely responses as soon as you contact us. We will offer consultancy on the types of insulation that may suit your apartment.

Here are some of the best attic insulations that we can install in your home;

Blown-in insulation.

This method of insulation is also known as loose-fill insulation. Blown-in insulators are made up of fibers that are installed on the attic floor. There are various existing insulations under this method. They vary depending on the form you will select.

In this method, stud or ceiling joists cavities will be filled. Also, we will cover the attic floors with loose insulation materials that have a good insulation record.

Here are the various forms of blown-in insulation.

Blown-in cellulose.

Have you ever wondered where those old newspapers and papers can go? To you, it may seem like a waste, but for sure, it is one of the cheap options for attic insulation. These papers can be an excellent insulation material. They are shredded into finer particles, after which cellulose is made.

We would opt for this option for clients who are on a tight budget. This cellulose works by retaining water and absorbing moisture. The challenge of this option is that it can lead to molding or rotting. Since Pro Attic is not a champion for shoddy work, we will recommend this option to be accompanied by a vapor barrier. 

Blown-in fiberglass insulation.

The fiberglass option comes in forms of loose-fill insulation, little chunks packed in bags. These small fragments are then spread through spraying to fill the spaces in the attic. The blown-in fiberglass option is a perfect model for filling tight voids within the wiring pipes and areas that have poor framing.

And by the way, who doesn’t long to love saving money? Well, blown-in insulation is cheaper too. It is also the frequently purchased attic insulation material; hence many people have experience with it.

Therefore, if you have existing insulation that might have been poorly done and left behind gaps or ceiling joists that were irregularly spaced or an attic ground with various obstructions, then fiberglass insulation is what is needed.

Rigid Foam Insulation.

Another name that this insulation form is known with is insulating boards. Now, here is the kicker. Rigid foam insulation provides higher R-value than other types of insulation. What do we mean by R-Value? Well, it is the effectiveness of the material towards achieving its goal, which is trapping heat and keeping it from exiting from your home.

Rigid foam insulation ensures homes are of a comfortable temperature. Therefore, there would be no need for cranking up the heat using AC. With that, we can quickly reduce energy use since indoor heat loss and air leaks can bring in higher energy bills.

These rigid foams come in panels of 4 by 8 feet. They also vary in thickness, and we can install according to customers’ preferences. When it encounters moisture or water, they don’t crack or change in sizes. Why? Because the foams are of high quality and derived from green-friendly materials.

Spray Foam insulation.

Among many other insulators, spray foam can’t be ignored. It has both open-cell and closed-cell varieties. Closed-cell is even further recommended insulation than open-cell. Spray foam spreads and expands faster when applied. This locks air in a seal that mirrors a vault.

What makes it a darling is that it is highly durable. It can last up to a duration of 10 years. How great since insulation materials should be replaced after ten years. Apart from saving money, you will have an attic with excellent performance.

Batt insulation.

Batt insulation is pre-cut fiberglass alias rock wool insulation. It comes in flat pieces. This kind of insulation majorly depends on the climate of your area. Also, there are two types of bats; those that come with paper or foil facing and those with none.

The one with facing is much recommended because it can be placed near the living area. Our specialists will measure the spaces around the studs and joists first, then cut and fit the batts to fit well.

Mineral wool insulation.

Mineral wool is designed from a highly versatile material with high thermal properties. So, it saves energy. It’s made of stone, slag or molten glass. You can either opt for either glass wool insulation or stone wool insulation. They both prevent heat loss and movement of air.

On the brighter side, they prevent your house from noise pollution and have reduced the risk of catching fire. Also, they are drawn from local renewable natural resources, thus environmentally friendly.

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