Cellulose Insulation

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What You Should Know About Blown-In Cellulose Insulation

If you’re planning to insulate an enclosed wall or an attic in an existing building, the most common type of insulation you’ll use is loose-fill cellulose insulation, which is often installed through a process called blow-in insulation.  While blown-in fiberglass and fiberglass batts are also commonly used for attic insulation, when it comes to enclosed […]

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Is Mold Impacting Your Business?

Mold may be putting your business at risk. Under the best of circumstances, mold merely damages property. Under the worst, it can create or exacerbate health problems, and potentially result in liability issues for you as a business owner. If your workplace has a history of moisture problems, inadequate insulation and/or ventilation, and indoor relative

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Homeowner’s Guide Insulating New Construction Affordably

How to Save Insulating a New Construction Home Judy Holcomb is ecstatic. Not just because she loves her new two-story home, but also because she was smart enough to hire the professional, certified installers at Sunlight Contractors to insulate her home while it was still under construction. Their prompt service, unwavering professionalism, and top-notch workmanship

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Which is Better – Fiberglass or Cellulose Insulation?

There is a difference between Fiberglass and Cellulose Insulation A well insulated home will have lower utility bills by preventing the heat or cold from escaping the structure.  Eash has its benefits – fiberglass is easier to install yet is less energy efficient.  Blown in cellulose insulation fills cracks and crevices making it more energy

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Which Insulation R-value offers the Greatest Protection for My Money?

 Insulation R-value The insulation R-value  is a measurement of thermal resistance. In other words, R-value tells you how easily heat will move from one side of an object to the other. Even before applying insulation, the materials that make up your home have an R-value.  It is not high enough to offer sufficient insulation properties in

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Benefits of Cellulose Insulation – Hear from Three Homeowners

In southern Louisiana, extreme summer temperature, bone-chilling winter weather, and perpetual humidity create year-round discomfort and expense for homeowners. Many of our clients come to us with questions about the best insulation to promote consistent, comfortable indoor temperatures, energy and cost savings, and moisture prevention. Cellulose insulation improves more than comfort While many options exist,

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Is Cellulose Insulation Vulnerable to Moisture?

Is Cellulose Insulation Moisture Resistant? In southern states like Louisiana and Mississippi, humidity poses a problem for homeowners seeking affordable, reliable insulation. As insulation is a long-term investment, it’s natural that residents of Gulf Coast cities like New Orleans and Baton Rouge would want a product that is able to withstand humidity and moisture-related problems. Because

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