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Retrofit Wall Blown In Insulation

 

Many homes built before 1960 do not have any insulation in the walls causing ALOT of wasted energy going right out through the walls. There are options for fixing this huge oversight without tearing out all the inside wall coverings. If your home has vinyl or wood siding, we can remove the siding and drill holes to blow in cellulose or fiberglass insulation into each wall cavity. If we are unable to remove or drill holes from the outside of the home, we can drill holes from the inside and install insulation from there. Either way, it is a 2" hole that we will plug. If it's on the outside, we use wood plugs and replace the siding with no issues. If it's on the inside and it's drywall, it's just 2" holes that will need patched by a drywall repairman.

 

The Benefits of Exterior Wall Blown in Insulation

 

Saves energy

 

The blown in insulation keeps your cold air from escaping in the summer and keeps your warm air from escaping in the winter.

It enhances HVAC performance, increase indoor comfort and health, and saves energy. It can save up to 50% on energy costs and can pay for itself in as little as 2-4 years providing a great Return on Investment.

 

faster & cheaper installation

 

Depending on the size and shape of the walls, Draft Stoppers can usually do an installation in a few hours. The material is quickly delivered with forced air through a hose. Because of the makeup of the material used it is much easier to get into crevices and cracks. It is also easier to install around vents, chimneys, electrical wires and other obstructions. Bottom line is easier, more efficient installation costs you less and saves you more money.

 

other Benefits

 

  1. MORE EFFICIENT THAN BATT INSULATION-Studies have shown that blown in insulation insulates up to 22% more efficiently than batt insulation with the same R value.

  2. CAN HELP SOUNDPROOFING-Because of the the nature of blown in cellulose or fiberglass, it can create a sound barrier to reduce noise inside and outside your home.

  3. REDUCED CONDENSATION-An airtight seal can prevent moisture and condensation thus reducing the chance of getting mold, mildew, and bacteria to grow.