Blown-In Insulation
What is Blown-In Insulation?
Blown-in insulation, also known as loose-fill insulation, is a method of filling attics and wall cavities with fiberglass or cellulose using a high-powered blowing machine. This technique allows insulation to be evenly distributed, even in tight, hard-to-reach spaces, creating a seamless thermal barrier.
Blown-in insulation is ideal for attics, existing walls, and retrofitting older homes, where it can be added without major construction. The material settles around wiring, piping, and framing, helping to minimize heat loss and improve overall energy efficiency. It’s also a popular option for sound reduction, fire resistance, and enhancing indoor comfort—especially in homes with inconsistent heating and cooling.
Why Choose Blown-In Insulation?
Blown-in insulation is a fast, affordable, and energy-efficient solution for homeowners looking to improve comfort and cut energy costs. Its ability to fill small gaps and irregular spaces makes it highly effective at preventing air leaks and heat transfer.
This method is especially popular for attic upgrades and retrofit projects, as it can be installed over existing insulation to increase R-value without removing what’s already in place. Blown-in insulation is also non-invasive, with minimal disruption to your home during installation.
Whether you’re looking to enhance comfort, reduce utility bills, or meet energy code requirements, blown-in insulation offers a reliable, budget-friendly solution trusted by both homeowners and contractors.