Insulation Services for Your Home and Business
Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam insulation is a highly effective and versatile insulation material. It consists of a mixture of two components that, when combined, expand and harden to create an airtight and moisture-resistant barrier. Its benefits include superior insulation efficiency, reduced energy bills, improved indoor air quality, and noise reduction. Spray foam can be applied in hard-to-reach or irregular spaces, providing seamless coverage. Its long lifespan and ability to strengthen the structural integrity of buildings make it a compelling choice over traditional insulation options like fiberglass or cellulose. Overall, spray foam insulation offers better thermal performance, durability, and a healthier living environment.
Blown-In Insulation
Blown-in insulation, also referred to as loose-fill insulation, offers comprehensive coverage, filling all nooks and crannies in the attic to create an exceptionally efficient and cushion-like insulation layer. This convenient option can be seamlessly blown over existing insulation or into hard-to-reach areas like wall cavities and ceiling joists without disrupting the existing structures. Loose-fill fiberglass can be skillfully applied to your attic, walls, or any spaces requiring insulation. This approach ensures extensive coverage, effectively filling both expansive areas and tight, angled spaces. At Genie Insulation, our expertise lies in installing blown-in insulation for retrofit, residential, commercial, and new construction projects.
Fiberglass Batt Insulation
Fiberglass insulation stands as the prevailing and broadly employed insulation variety. Its versatility makes it suitable for insulating different areas of your residence, including walls, ceilings, and attics. Fiberglass batts are often likened to the texture of cotton candy. To ensure peak performance, it is imperative to execute the installation of fiberglass insulation accurately. Engaging the services of a skilled insulation contractor is advisable to guarantee a correct installation within your home, thereby optimizing its overall efficiency.