Thermal Insulation

Insulation fibers are sprayed (blown) into place and fill cracks, voids and seams, forming a continuous coating over the surface which reduces air infiltration. Unlike prefabricated insulation (called batts &/or rolls), materials we use leave no voids or compressed areas that would reduce thermal efficiency. The result is a product with exceptionally low heat transfer characteristics using paper or cotton.

We can pressure fill (pressure pack) by drilling through existing sheetrock (drywall), plaster or wood (shiplap).  Exterior walls can be done by drilling ¾” holes to 1” holes through brick or wood that can include cedar shake, rough cedar and/or 105 siding or regular wood siding. Asbestos, aluminum siding, hardy plank or anything that will crack or split must be done from the interior side only.