Cellulose insulation has been used to insulate homes for many years. It is made from recycled newsprint and other recycled paper and treated with non-toxic fire retardants. According to the Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association, cellulose:

•    Takes less energy to make than any other insulation material.
•    Is made of recycled paper and has the highest level of recycled content in the industry - up to 85%.
•    Helps prevent the release of the greenhouse gas methane that would result if that paper were sent to a landfill to decompose.
•    This environmentally green product reduces waste and is comprised of recycled paper product made from engineered wood fiber.

Wet-Spray Cellulose
Wet-Spray Cellulose uses a unique system that combines dry, loose cellulose insulation with water, which adheres to the wall cavity. The sprayed insulation forms full cavities reducing air infiltration.
 
Blown-in Cellulose
Cellulose can be pneumatically blown in as a loose, dry insulation material over your attic floor. Cellulose can be used in new construction as well as retrofitting your existing attic space.

We install cellulose insulation from Greenfiber.