We offer two types of insulation - Spray Foam and Cellulose

Spray Foam Insulation

Spray foam insulation is foam sprayed into the home wall cavities to insulate walls, ceilings and everywhere else one would expect insulation. As a result, it helps to keep the heat inside during the cold months and the hot air outside in the warm months. While regular fiberglass insulation can be easily installed by the homeowner, spray foam insulation isn't a do-it-yourself project. Application is necessary by trained professionals.

There are clear benefits to using spray foam insulation. Because it's a spray and not a long piece of pink fiberglass, spray foam insulation gets into all of the tiny nooks and crannies, providing better insulation. Drafts are filled and the house is warmer in the winter. No cold air can escape in the summer either. In light of these facts, the homeowner with spray foam insulation can expect lower utility bills by up to 50%.

When building a new home the insulations you pick is the most important decision you will make. You can update or change anything else in your house except your insulation & electrical wiring. Nothing else can save you as much money.

Spray foam insulation lasts longer. It sticks to the walls and won't fall off like fiberglass. An extra bonus is that it doesn't cause itching when touched. Unlike fiberglass, spray foam inhibits mold because it doesn't absorb water.

While it's more expensive to install spray foam insulation rather than fiberglass, it pays for itself with the money saved on utility and repair bills. When it comes to deciding which insulation is best for the home, spray foam insulation is the hands-down winner.

 

Cellulose Insulation

Achieving a greater comfort and lower energy bills is possible with tighter construction and better insulation. Whether it’s our loose-fill cellulose used for insulating attics, or our stabilized insulation for protecting your entire home, Ultra Seal insulation gives you a durable, safe, cost-effective solution to your insulation needs.

Protect Your Home—Effectively
Cellulose insulation forms a monolithic blanket of protection—blocking air infiltration and convection currents that are both primary causes of energy loss.

Insulate Against the Seasons
The R-value of cellulose insulation, or its ability to stop heat transfer, remains consistent through a greater temperature and application range than that of loose-fill fiberglass, keeping heat in during the winter, and out during the summer.

Make Your Home Safe
Cellulose insulation can increase a wall’s fire resistance by 22-55%. and is non-toxic, and GreenFiber guarantees its products for the life of your house.

Insulate Your House and Preserve Your Planet
Cellulose insulation resists moisture, reduces noise, and preserves natural resources.