Attic Insulation Services

Blown (loose fill) insulation 

This kind of insulation is a common choice for the attic floor. It fills in spaces very effectively, as it’s remarkably compact and can fit between rafters in both the attic and inside of ceilings. 

Blown insulation is widely available in the following material types:

• Fiberglass, manufactured from sand or recycled glass. This is a very lightweight material, and you’ll need a relatively thick foam layer.
• Cellulose, made of recycled newspapers. This is the most popular kind of insulation. It generally has a higher R-Value than fiberglass but can’t take exposure to moisture as well as fiberglass.
• Mineral wool, made of rock and slag metal. This is highly fire and moisture-resistant, plus offers better soundproofing. However, insulating your home with mineral wool costs more.

Batts insulation

This kind of insulation fits between standard-spaced rafters in the attic. It is generally cheaper and easier to install than blown insulation, though it may not fill in spaces as compactly. When properly installed, it is more than adequate for many situations.

At Pure Eco, we know the details on how to optimally use it for attic insulation services. Common materials include:

• Fiberglass. Fiberglass insulation is the least expensive option and is normally adequate. 
• Cellulose. It is made of newspaper but will be treated to boost fire and insect resistance.
• Mineral wool. A combination of rock and metal-slag material, this material is highly insulating and highly resistant to virtually everything. 
• Cotton. This kind of insulation is made of recycled blue jeans and has a very high R-Value. It is very effective at blocking air and sound but it comes at a higher cost than most other materials.

We can get you incentives and rebates when you install attic and ceiling insulation with Pure Eco services.

At Pure Eco, we are familiar with many government-sponsored rebates and incentive programs.

Talk to our staff at Pure Eco and give your project’s parameters, we can find out which government programs you would qualify for.

Whether you want your house to stay warm during the winters or cool during the summers, our attic insulation services have got you covered. The insulation remains intact for multiple years, saving around 75% of your house’s overall energy.

All you need to do is get in touch with us to receive a free estimate on your attic insulation installation services for your home.