Recycled paper fiber, treated for fire and pests, installed loose or dense-packed. Here is where it shines.
Cellulose is made mostly from recycled paper, shredded and treated with borate to resist fire, mold and pests. It is blown into attics as loose-fill and packed into walls at higher density. It conforms to odd shapes and fills gaps around wiring and framing better than batts.
Its density slows air movement, which helps comfort, and its recycled content appeals to many owners. It does not do well when soaked, so a dry attic or wall is important, and the installation needs careful depth and density control.
For attics and closed walls.
Dense fill resists drafts.
Made mostly from recycled paper.
Fire and pest resistance.
Needs a dry assembly.
Wraps around wires and framing.
Attic Removal and ReplacementOld, wet, matted or contaminated insulation removed by vacuum and replaced with a clean, correctly sized layer.Explore 
Dense-Pack Cellulose WallsInsulation blown into closed walls through small holes, filling an existing cavity so older homes finally keep their…Explore 
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Rodent Cleanup and ReinsulationContaminated insulation removed, nests and droppings cleaned and entry points flagged, then replaced with fresh, protected insulation.Explore Check an R-value, find your first fixes or ballpark a budget.
Insulation R-Value CalculatorPick a material and enter the depth to see the approximate R-value, or enter a target to see the depth you need.Try it 
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Insulation Project Budget PlannerPick a project and a size and get a ballpark planning range.Try it It resists air movement more and fills better in irregular spaces. Fiberglass resists moisture better.
Loose-fill settles somewhat, and dense-pack resists it. We install to specified densities.
It is treated to slow flame spread. It is not fireproof, and rules for clearance around flues still apply.
Material guideFiberglassThe most common insulation, in batts and loose-fill. Here is how it performs, where it works well and…Learn more 
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Material guideMineral WoolDense stone and slag fibers that resist fire, water and sound. Here is why it is a favorite…Learn more Call us and we will inspect the attic, walls and crawl space and give you a clear plan and a written scope.
