Blown-In Attic Insulation
Maximize Comfort with Blown-In Attic Insulation
Blown-in attic insulation is a simple way to improve your home's comfort and energy efficiency year-round. We use Nu-Wool cellulose for safe, effective results.
● Seals gaps and hard-to-reach attic spaces● Helps maintain consistent indoor temperatures● Reduces heating and cooling costs● Eco-friendly and fire-resistant material
Whether you're looking to lower your energy bills or fix uneven room temperatures, blown-in insulation offers fast, reliable results that improve how your home feels every day.
Why Nu-Wool Cellulose Is the Right Choice
Nu-Wool cellulose insulation offers reliable performance and long-term value. It's a smart option for homeowners focused on comfort, savings, and sustainability.
● Made from 85% recycled paper materials● Treated for fire safety and mold resistance● Dampens sound for a quieter home● Achieves excellent R-value for better efficiency
Installed correctly, Nu-Wool creates a seamless thermal barrier that protects your home through every season. It's a long-term solution that delivers comfort you can count on.
Blown-In Attic Insulation FAQs
How do you blow insulation in the attic?
Blowing insulation into an attic involves using a specialized blower machine that evenly distributes cellulose insulation across the entire attic floor. It’s best done by professionals who can ensure proper depth and consistent coverage.
How much does blown in attic insulation cost?
The cost depends on factors such as the size of the attic, existing insulation levels, and the desired R-value. We offer competitive pricing for Capac and surrounding areas, providing long-term savings through better energy efficiency.
How to walk in an attic with blown insulation?
When walking in an attic with blown insulation, always step only on the joists to avoid compressing the insulation or damaging the ceiling below. It’s best to let professionals handle attic insulation tasks to ensure safety and proper installation.
How deep should blown-in insulation be in the attic?
The depth of blown-in insulation in your attic should be sufficient to achieve the desired R-value for Michigan's climate. Typically, a depth of 14-18 inches is recommended to ensure optimal thermal performance and energy efficiency.