Blown In Attic Insulation - Cellulose Fibre

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Blown Attic Insulation

Blown In Attic insulation is often the most effective way to combat high energy costs.

According to the CMHC ( Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation), adding insulation to attics is the most cost effective.

Blown in cellulose fibre is an effective solution to add or upgrade your attic insulation and can reduce your heating and cooling costs

If your attic is not properly insulated, it can greatly reduce the energy efficiency of your home.

All that work getting your rooms toasty warm is literally going out the roof, both your heat and your energy costs.

The Problem

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Inadequate Insulation

In some homes, insulation is not adequate, or has not been installed while the home is being built. Sometimes existing insulation becomes damaged through moisture or insects and vermin.

Inadequate or damaged insulation in the attic allows heated or cooled air to escape making it hard to regulate the temperature in your building

Additionally, in the case of rodent infestation, it could pose a health risk to your family

The Challenge

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Accessibility & Damage

One of the most common reasons that makes attic insulation more difficult is the access and limited space to work but there are other challenges that need to be considered.

  • existing insulation damp and moldy from roof leaks
  • structural damage from moisture
  • existing electrical not up to code
  • Damage due to rodents and vermin.

If you have damaged insulation it may need to be removed and needs to be tested for contaminants before adding new cellulose cellulose insulation.

Retizel Bros does not test or remove insulation that contains hazardous materials but we can work with you and a professional during the process

The Solution

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Blown In Cellulose Fibre

Blown In cellulcose fibre insulation is the most effective way to deal with most attic insulation challenges

The cellulose fibre material is blown in with pneumatic blowing equipment and long hoses that can be snaked into tight fitting areas

Cellulose can be added to existing attic insulation, if it is not damaged, to upgrade your R-Value.

The Result

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Reduced Energy Costs

Your attic will be expertly insulated using a natural, eco-friendly product efficiently stops air from escaping through your attic, reduces moisture issues and repels rodents and insects

These are all great benefits but the most important may be the energy savings in your heating and cooling costs.

You will experience year round comfort in your home or business

We have a very easy to understand Technical Information Page that gives you a better idea of the benefits of cellulose fibre insulation for your entire home, business or agricultural needs.