Cellulose Insulation
High-performance, eco-friendly insulation that fills every gap — keeping your home comfortable and your energy bills low.
The Greener Way to Insulate Your Home
Cellulose insulation contains a greater amount of recycled material than any other insulation on the market — with no greenhouse gas propellants. It's the smart choice for homeowners who want top-tier performance without the environmental footprint.
Because it's blown in, cellulose conforms around wiring, pipes, and framing to fill the gaps and voids that batts leave behind. That means better coverage, better performance, and a noticeably more comfortable home — whether we're insulating attic floors, open walls in a remodel, or existing walls without tearing out drywall.
Why Homeowners Choose Cellulose
Environmentally Friendly
Made primarily from recycled material — the highest recycled content of any insulation available.
Real Energy Savings
Heating and cooling account for 50–70% of home energy use. Cellulose attacks that number directly.
Complete Coverage
Blown-in application fills gaps and voids around wiring, pipes, and framing that other materials miss.
Sound Dampening
Dense cellulose naturally absorbs sound, making your home quieter inside and out.
Fire Resistant
Treated with fire retardants, cellulose meets rigorous safety standards for residential use.
Works Anywhere
Ideal for attic floors, open walls in new construction, and even existing walls in finished homes.
Our Installation Process
- 1
Free Assessment
We inspect your attic or walls, measure your current insulation levels, and recommend the right depth and coverage for your home.
- 2
Prep & Air Sealing
Before blowing in insulation, we seal gaps and penetrations so your new insulation performs at its full potential.
- 3
Blown-In Installation
Our crew installs cellulose evenly to the recommended R-value — clean, efficient, and typically done in a day.
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Final Walkthrough
We verify coverage and depth, clean up completely, and walk you through what was done.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cellulose insulation safe?
Yes. Cellulose is treated with borate-based fire retardants and meets all federal safety standards. It contains no fiberglass and no greenhouse gas propellants.
Can you add cellulose over my existing insulation?
In many cases, yes — if your existing insulation is dry and uncontaminated, we can top it off with cellulose to reach the recommended R-value. If it's damaged, we'll recommend replacement first.
How long does installation take?
Most attic installations are completed in a single day, often just a few hours. Wall applications may take slightly longer depending on the home.
Will I really see savings on my energy bill?
Heating and cooling make up 50–70% of the average home's energy use. Bringing insulation up to recommended levels is one of the highest-return home improvements you can make, and most customers notice a difference in the first billing cycle.
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