Attic Insulation Services
Maximize your energy efficiency with Duct X’s top-notch attic insulation services in Houston, Austin and nearby regions. Our professional team will guide you through the entire process and ensure that you have a clear understanding of every step.
Attic insulation is crucial for reducing energy bills, sealing air leaks, and maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature. Don’t wait any longer, schedule your attic insulation estimate today and experience the benefits of a well-insulated home!
Types of Attic Insulations
Mineral Wool Batting
The first and most common one is mineral wool, which is mostly used inside unfinished walls. When building a new home, mineral wool is placed between the wooden panels to insulate the house from the cold winter and the hot summer. Mineral wool batting is recommended during the planning and building stages of a home. Once a house is completed, it gets fairly complicated to remove and replace. Is this your situation? no worries, there are other fairly easy and less costly solutions!
Fiberglass/Cellulose Blown Insulation
Blown-in insulation is a cost-effective and efficient way to improve the energy efficiency of a building. The process involves drilling small holes into the walls, attics, or other hard-to-reach areas and then blowing the insulation material into these spaces. The insulation material used can be either fiberglass, cellulose, or rock wool fibers, each of which offers its own unique benefits. Fiberglass blown-in insulation is a popular choice due to its affordability and availability. It is made from tiny glass fibers that are formed into batts or loose-fill insulation. Fiberglass insulation is fire-resistant and does not absorb moisture, making it an excellent option for humid climates. Cellulose blown-in insulation is made from recycled newspapers and other paper products. It is an environmentally friendly option and is often treated with a fire retardant for added safety. Cellulose insulation has a higher R-value per inch compared to fiberglass insulation, meaning that it provides more insulation for a given space.
Why Choose Blown-in Fiberglass Insulation?
Energy efficient
Energy Efficient
The blow-in material locks in cooler indoor attic temperatures during the summer and prevents heat and cooled air from leaking out. American homeowners report saving up to 50% on energy costs, therefore the attic blow-in insulation pays for itself in three to four years.
Fire Resistant
Fiberglass and Cellulose reduce the risk of fire by creating a tight air seal. In addition to that, it is non-combustible, meaning it is inherently fireproof and does not need to be treated with a fire retardant.
Fire resistant
Fire resistant
Fire Resistant
Fiberglass and Cellulose reduce the risk of fire by creating a tight air seal. In addition to that, it is non-combustible, meaning it is inherently fireproof and does not need to be treated with a fire retardant.
Quick Installation
QUICK INSTALLATION
Wall-mounted panels usually take 2-5 days to install due to the large number of measurements that need to be taken in the attic. Blown-In insulation requires a single measurement of the attic, therefore a professional could get the job done in less than a few hours!
20% More Effective
Blown materials are up to 20 percent more effective than fiberglass batting sharing the same R-value. Blown fiberglass is flexible, and therefore can seal all those hard-to-reach places that batting insulation cannot reach!
Effective
Effective
20% More Effective
Blown materials are up to 20 percent more effective than fiberglass batting sharing the same R-value. Blown fiberglass is flexible, and therefore can seal all those hard-to-reach places that batting insulation cannot reach!
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