Blown in cellulose is small pieces of chopped up recycled paper, like newspaper, cardboard, and other paper products. Thousands of tiny pieces of paper are blown through a hose, using special equipment, to provide a dense insulation that can be applied in various locations to provide thermal efficiency.
Blown-in cellulose is installed by blowing thousands of tiny pieces of paper into the walls or attics of a building. By using special equipment, we can spray cellulose into difficult to reach areas, fill voids that need insulation, and install blown-in cellulose to various thicknesses.
Request your free estimateFiberglass and cellulose are made of different materials. Fiberglass is made of glass fibers, typically available in blanket-like batts or loose-fill, chopped up pieces that can be blown in place, and cellulose is made of chopped up recycled paper that is blown in place. Both materials offer insulation value and thermal efficiency benefits, but there are some differences based on the materials that we offer.
Request your free estimateFiberglass insulation is a popular choice due to its versatility, cost-effectiveness, and exceptional longevity.
Cellulose insulation combines affordability, efficiency, and durability.