Preparing for an Insulation Project? Need Answers?
Here you can find answers to some of your questions.
What Type Of Insulation Does Green Attic blow in Attics?
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Loose Fill Premium Class 1 Cellulose Insulation is the best choice for attic floors. It is blown in with high pressure truck mounted machines. This R-Value (Resistance Value) protection against heat escape from the living space while providing superior heat protection in the hot summer by preventing heat to travel through the insulation to the living space ceilings.
✓ Thermal Barrier Plant Based Cellulose
✓ Fire Resistant
✓ Pest and Rodent Resistant
Loose Fill Premium Class 1 Cellulose Insulation is the best choice for attic floors. It is blown in with high pressure truck mounted machines. This R-Value (Resistance Value) protection against heat escape from the living space while providing superior heat protection in the hot summer by preventing heat to travel through the insulation to the living space ceilings.
✓ Thermal Barrier Plant Based Cellulose
✓ Fire Resistant
✓ Pest and Rodent Resistant
Vented or Unvented Attic?
Conditioned or unconditioned? Vented or unvented? Understanding the nature of your attic is essential in determining the most effective insulation and ventilation solutions for your home.
How long will this job take? Will we be allowed to be on premise when the work is being done? In reading the quote, we are leaving the existing insulation in the attic, but sealing it better and adding more insulation. Is this correct? In the quote, I don’t see any reference to insulating the area over the house entrance/under the closet floor. This is an area of concern that I feel needs to be addressed.
Could we see some suggestions for making this area of the house warm? In the notes of the quote, it states that the water heater should be a 90%+ direct vented model. How can I determine if my existing model meets this requirement? If I need mechanical ventilation, how is that determined? How much will that cost for a house my size? If I use a debit card to pay for this, does it qualify for the 5% discount?
Could we see some suggestions for making this area of the house warm? In the notes of the quote, it states that the water heater should be a 90%+ direct vented model. How can I determine if my existing model meets this requirement? If I need mechanical ventilation, how is that determined? How much will that cost for a house my size? If I use a debit card to pay for this, does it qualify for the 5% discount?
