Home Insulation Services

Fiberglass has been a common choice for the best attic insulation. The material comes from spring molten glass on fibers, with the percentages of glass present defining the density of the product. The manufacturers use recyclable glass particles in the production process. The R-values range from as low as R-2.9 to R-4.5, depending on the thickness and glass densities. Based on the need to reduce selling costs, low-density fiberglass insulation are available at affordable prices.

Blanket batts and rolls are typically constructed with fiberglass, although versions made of cotton, mineral wool, sheep’s wool, and plastic fibers are also available. Installing this type of insulation is an inexpensive and DIY-friendly project, since the materials are designed to fit into the standard width between wall studs, attic rafters, and floor joists.

Whether you want to insulate a floor or an unvented low-slope roof, foam boards and rigid foam panels can get the job done. They reduce the amount of heat conducted through wood, wall studs, and other elements that make up a home’s structure.