Blow-in insulation provides excellent coverage for attics, walls, and hard-to-reach areas. It offers good thermal performance, reduces air leaks, and can improve energy efficiency. It’s also often made from recycled materials.

Yes, blow-in insulation is safe. Cellulose is often treated with fire retardants, and both cellulose and fiberglass are non-toxic. Proper protective equipment should be used during installation to avoid inhaling particles.

Blow-in insulation can be added to both existing homes and new construction. It’s particularly effective for retrofitting older homes without disturbing existing structures.

Blow-in insulation itself does not provide a moisture barrier. However, it can be installed with vapor barriers or in conjunction with other moisture control measures.

Blow-in insulation is versatile and can be used in attics, walls, and crawl spaces. It’s particularly effective in areas with irregular shapes or hard-to-reach spaces.