Blow-In Insulation

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.

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

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 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.

If you start noticing increased energy costs, your furnace turning on more often, ice dams building on your roof line, cold walls, condensation or water spots – give Superior Spray Foam a call and we can swing by to do a site visit. Please note that it’s not always possible to solve these issues without a remodel.

If we’re installing spray foam, you can expect a lifespan of up to 100 years. Blow-in insulation can typically last 20-30 years, but can settle over time – reducing its effectiveness.

It’s important that the space is cleared as much as possible, which will allow us to move about the space more quickly. Superior Spray Foam covers anything in the space that might be immovable, including windows and doors, but we request that everything that can be removed from the job site is.

Yes. There are various applications that can help deaden sound, based on the specifics of your project.

This varies depending on the scope of the project. Most installations average between 1 and 3 days.

Pricing will depend on r-value requirements and product choice. We offer free estimates that are good for 30 days, so you’ll have a pretty close idea of the total cost before you commit.