About Blown-In Insulation
Blown-in insulation, typically cellulose or loose fill fiberglass, is installed with a blowing machine. It fills cavities evenly and is one of the most cost effective ways to top off attic insulation.
Signs you may need blown-in insulation
- Rooms that are hard to heat or cool
- Energy bills that keep climbing
- Drafts, noticeable temperature swings, or ice dams
- Old, settled, damaged, or contaminated insulation
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