Testimonial
"I was extremely impressed with the services your company provided and your crew’s meticulous attention to detail. The past year I’ve enjoyed the savings on my heating and cooling bills. Thank you very much."

Ethal Ferman, Ottawa, Kansas

Environmentally Friendly
Reducing energy consumption and saving the environment.

Made from a renewable natural resource which diverts waste from landfills, Cellulose insulation not only limits greenhouse gas emissions during manufacturing, but also prevents waste paper from releasing environmentally harmful gases as it decomposes.

If all the paper currently being put into landfills was converted to Cellulose insulation, it would save approximately 7,030,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions per year. That is the equivalent of taking all the cars off the road in New Mexico and Nevada.

Cellulose takes less energy to make than any other insulation material. This is often referred to as “Embodied Energy” and calculates the total energy required to transport raw materials, manufacture and distribute the product. Fiberglass has up to 10 times more embodied energy than cellulose products have even more.

A Thermally Efficient & Cost Effective Solution
Reduce your spending while saving money on energy bills.

The thermal protection of a home is essential; controlling durability, cost of operation and homeowner comfort. Insulation materials come in many forms. They are sprayed, stapled, blown, nailed or simply laid in place. The choices can be difficult to sift, but cellulose insulation passes as a strong contender.

Air leakage through cracks, voids, and gaps is important, responsible for approximately one-third of an average home’s heat loss. Heat and comfort are also lost through convection; when drafty currents of air within the house, wall cavities or attics, move heat to other locations. Cellulose is a superb air-blocker. Tightly packed cellulose provides a thermally efficient, cost effective, and comfortable solution.

Cellulose Keeps Your Family Safe
Proven non-toxic & fire resistance for added safety.

Cellulose insulation is the only building material in your home that is commonly treated with fire retardants. Cellulose Insulation manufactures have taken this one step further with a unique, two-stage process that injects dry and liquid fire retardants to penetrate the fibers. The result is exceptional insulation that meets or exceeds required fire safety standards and helps protect you and your family.

Cellulose Insulation Increases Burn Resistance By 50% ~ Click for larger image Cellulose insulation actually helps make homes safer by providing up to 50% better fire resistance than fiberglass. In practical terms, this means that occupants have more time to reach safety in case of fire. Unlike fiberglass, it greatly restricts the amount of oxygen available to support combustion.