Spray Pro Insulation will not only lower your energy costs, but it will also make the rooms below more livable. Leaving spaces where drastic changes in temperature must be fought against by your heating and cooling units can make your home less comfortable and costly to run. Adding insulation will not only help with energy efficiency, but it can also turn your attic into a livable space or an office or playroom for the family.
Attic Insulation Removal: When and Why It’s Necessary
Fiberglass batts and rolls are flexible fiber sheets that lay in between wall studs and floor joints. They can be cut to fit odd spaces and to allow for pipes or wires. Fiberglass is relatively cheap and effective, but it tends to settle over time, requiring top-ups.
Blown-in loose fill is made of loose fibers or pellets that are blown into walls using special equipment. It is a good choice for attics because it can fill gaps and nooks, and it is very effective at sealing air leaks. It is a bit more expensive than fiberglass batts, but it is still considerably cheaper than spray foam.
Rigid foam insulation comes in panels or boards of polystyrene, polyisocyanurate, or polyurethane. It is installed against the attic’s structural components and has a high R-Value, making it very efficient. However, it is a bit more expensive than other options, and it can create off-gassing that requires adequate ventilation.
Spray Pro Insulation
1155 Commerce Blvd N, Sarasota, FL 34243, United States
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