Most blown insulation is made of recycled products.

Typically, blown insulation is made of cellulose, fiberglass, and minerals or wool. That beats the plastic usually included in rolled insulation and reduces your carbon footprint!

Blown insulation naturally comes made with borate. Borate is used to treat this type of insulation and also happens to be poisonous to bugs.

That means you can say goodbye to an abundance of pests in your home and worry a little less when you use blown insulation.

A small step towards a safer, more secure home.

That doesn’t mean your home is invincible if it catches fire, of course. It just means that blown insulation will slow down the spread of fire.

Because you can distribute it through a machine, you can blow this insulation wherever you need it within a matter of minutes, fitting any space.

That sure beats cutting it out into a specific shape or size that rolled insulation requires.

While R-Values aren’t hugely improved, rather than paying for a whole new layer of rolled insulation, you can keep blowing out insulation until it reaches the best value for you.

Blown insulation is known for its noise reduction and sound control capabilities. The insulation blanket from the blown material has an airtight seal that helps reduce indoor noise and outdoor noise.