Upgrading your home with energy efficient insulation, is one of the quickest energy-payback projects you can do, resulting in lower heating and cooling bills and increased comfort.
A lack of attic insulation can cause changing indoor temperatures , indoor drafts and high utility bills.
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Cellulose Burn Test
Cellulose vs Fiberglass
Why Cellulose Insulation
Thermal - with an R-value of 3.8 per inch, cellulose is more dense than conventional insulation at 2.2 per inch.
Air – Low-moisture sprayed cellulose and dense-packed cellulose are both highly effective air barriers at their installed densities of 3.5 lbs/cf.
Moisture - 98% of moisture is transferred by the flow of air. High-density cellulose blocks the flow of air and moisture.
Sound - Low moisture sprayed or dense-packed cellulose is a great sound barrier.
Fire - Cellulose will not catch fire and is a safe insulation material.
