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Insulation
We know how urgent your insulation needs can be, so we offer quick turnarounds from start to finish. We help you find the right insulation product for your home and offer products that can lower your electric bill and improve sound control, fire safety and thermal performance.
- Attic Insulation
- Wall Insulation
- Floor Insulation
- Duct Insulation
- Soundproofing Insulation
- Industrial and Commercial Insulation
- Insulated Panel Systems
- Spray Foam Insulation
- Radiant Barrier Insulation
- Insulation Removal and Replacement
Types of Wall Insulation
When I first began researching wall insulation, I discovered several types of insulation materials, each with its own unique properties:
Lightweight, easy to install, and cost-effective. I found them great for DIY projects.
Made from recycled materials, cellulose insulation is eco-friendly and has excellent thermal performance.
Expands to fill gaps and crevices, providing airtight insulation. Although more expensive, its high R-value per inch makes it an attractive option.
These provide high insulating value and are excellent for basement walls and exterior sheathing.
A fire-resistant material with excellent soundproofing capabilities, perfect for insulating interior walls.
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Maximizing Energy Efficiency
A Comprehensive Guide to Wall Insulation
As a homeowner, I’ve always been on the lookout for ways to improve energy efficiency and make my home more comfortable. Insulation is a crucial component of a well-functioning home, and wall insulation is often overlooked. In this article, I’ll share my personal experience with wall insulation, discuss the various types of insulation materials, and guide you through the process of choosing and maintaining the right insulation for your home.
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Attic insulation is one of the most important steps in creating an energy efficient home. It helps to keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer by preventing excessive heat transfer. Attic insulation works by trapping air between its fibers, which acts as a natural barrier between your living space and the outdoors. This can greatly reduce heating and cooling costs, as well as create a more comfortable environment inside the home.
If you live in a cold region like Minnesota, upgrading your attic insulation can help maintain the ideal temperature of your home while slashing monthly heating costs. With better insulation, warm air is trapped during winter and cool air remains inside during summertime – resulting in consistent temperatures throughout. Moreover, having enough protection means less wear on HVAC systems due to minimized cycling cycles.
Duct insulation is a type of material used to insulate air ducts and pipes in order to reduce energy wastage. The insulation helps to maintain the desired temperature inside the duct, making it more efficient and cost-effective. Insulation also acts as a barrier against outdoor elements like moisture and dust, helping to reduce the amount of dust that can enter your home.
The two most common types of duct insulation are polyurethane foam or fiberglass batts. Polyurethane provides higher R-value levels which means better thermal performance, however it requires professional installation. Fiberglass batts are easier to install but do not provide as much protection from heat transfer. Depending on your climate conditions, either one may be an effective choice for insulating your air ducts and pipes.
There are many things to consider when choosing an insulation product for your ducts, such as how well it will protect against both hot and cold temperatures (this is called the R-value rating). You should also make sure that the insulation you choose meets any local building codes, and it might be a good idea to check with a certified contractor before making your final decision. If you take all of these factors into account, you can be confident that your air ducts will be efficient and your home will be comfortable no matter what time of year it is.