Blown-in insulation goes by many names, so let's get them all out there first. Blown-in insulation is also known as loose-fill insulation, blowing-in insulation, blow-in insulation, or simply blown-in.
There are four types of blown-in insulation: rock wool, mineral wool, cellulose insulation, and fiberglass insulation. Superior Attic's blown-in insulation of choice is the eco-friendly, recycled, high-fiber glass insulation with an R38 value.
R-value represents how well insulation restricts heat flow, and an R-value of R38 is closer to the upper end of R-values, which means it will be extremely effective at helping maintain your home's temperature and lower your energy bills.
Blown-in insulation with a high R value is extremely effective at insulating your home. Plus, the material we use requires zero maintenance. Since the material is blown in, it can be installed much more quickly that other types of attic insulation. This saves you on labor costs.
Made from recycled materials, it is safe on both your pipes as well as the environment.
Blown-in insulation is air sealing and prevents water vapor from coming in, hindering mildew growth that rots and damages your frames and walls.
One problem existing homes might have is rowdy or noisy neighbors. You will be glad to know that blown-in insulation minimizes sound transmission, preserving your peace and privacy.
With blown-in insulation, we will blow high-fiber glass into every wall cavity of your attic space and each square feet of your attic floor. Superior Attic won't miss a spot!
Out attic insulation process typically takes less than two days and comes with our Done Right Guarantee. Here is what you can expect when you work with Superior Attic.
Our contractors provide a free consultation, including an instant quote. We look to provide convenience and transparency at every step.
It only makes sense to start with a clean, blank canvas before we install your attic insulation masterpiece. We'll haul away all the old (and potentially hazardous) insulation.
With the old insulation removed, we’ll inspect joists, wires, and other components in your attic for any potential damage.
Our blown-in attic insulation contractors show up on time and get to work. The job is typically completed within two days.
We will work until we have installed the insulation properly and leave your house in good shape. Our veteran project managers will also audit the work of our contractors.
The cost to insulate your attic depends on the square footage of your attic space and the type of material used to insulate. Our services usually cost our customers between $4-6k.
For most projects, we can be completed in 2-days. This includes our removal, cleaning, and project inspection.
We have seen houses save up to 40% on their annual utility bill.
R-value represents how well insulation restricts heat flow.
Spray foam insulation is very effective and can perform better than fiberglass in some situations, however most houses aren't designed to work with spray foam. We recommend blown-in insulation for most Dallas homes, but one of our team can make the right recommendation for your attic.
Definitely. Blown-in does a better job getting into difficult-to-reach spaces and ensuring coverage.
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