All Out Insulation
An attic that’s well-insulated will keep your living spaces comfortable all year long. During hot Las Vegas summers, insulation keeps the air from seeping down into rooms and increasing energy bills; during cold winter months, it keeps warm air trapped where it should be — in the home. Proper attic insulation also prevents moisture accumulation, which can promote mold growth and damage ceilings, walls, and drywall.
In Insulation Contractor, properly insulated attics prevent heat and air from being lost through roof vents, chimneys, and other openings. This saves money, reduces indoor air pollution (IAQ), and cuts down on the number of pollutants that enter the living space.
Insulation is available in a variety of forms, each with pros and cons, depending on the climate zone and how the attic will be used. A professional can determine the ideal type of attic insulation for your home.
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The most popular type of insulation is fiberglass, which is made up of tiny glass fibers that trap air to form an insulating barrier. It comes in rolls or batts and can be installed between attic joists or studs. Another option is blown-in cellulose, which is made from recycled paper products and treated with a fire retardant. It is typically installed using a blower and provides good coverage in attic corners and other hard-to-reach areas of the roof. Spray foam is another insulation option that’s applied as a liquid and expands to fill in gaps, cracks, and holes. It’s more expensive than other types of insulation, but it has a high R-Value per inch and is water-resistant. It requires trained professionals for installation because the chemicals used in this type of insulation can be dangerous to handle without protective gear.
All Out Insulation
1664 A Co Rd 2010, Glen Rose, TX 76043
(254) 396-6124
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