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Midland & Odessa's Specialists in Blow-In Insulation
We also offer blown-in insulation at Midessa. Blown-in insulation is a loose fiber material that is blown into cavities and other difficult-to-reach locations. It divides into two categories: fiberglass, which is the most prevalent attic insulation material, and cellulose, which is essentially shredded paper and is often used in wall cavities and between floors and ceilings. Because it does not require open access to floor and wall cavities, it is an ideal kind of insulation for post-construction installation. We can blow the insulation through small drill holes that are covered once the job is completed.
What Can Be Expected From Our Service?
We apply blown-in insulation by directing a hose from a vehicle to the desired location. The insulation is stored in the truck and pumped through the hose using a blower. We run the hose via the access point or through the home when installing in an attic. Our installer climbs into the attic and applies the insulation until it reaches the proper depth, continuing until it completely covers the space.
Benefits of Blown-In Insulation
Blown-in insulation is an effective approach to insulating parts of a house that are difficult to reach after construction. It is a good way to get the insulation you need if your house is not properly insulated, and it is a crucial component of any home's insulation.
You are squandering money by heating and cooling a home without appropriate insulation. The most prevalent type of insulation used in existing homes is blown-in, because it can be placed without tearing down walls or flooring. At Midessa Insulation we install blown-in insulation to the depth the space actually needs — request your free quote and we will take a look at what your space needs.
FAQ
Blow-In Insulation Questions
What is blown-in insulation made of?
Two materials are common. Fiberglass is the most prevalent attic insulation material. Cellulose is essentially shredded paper and is often used in wall cavities and between floors and ceilings. We will recommend the one that suits your space and budget.
Will you have to tear out my walls or flooring?
No. That is the main reason blown-in is the most common choice for existing homes. We blow the insulation through small drill holes that are covered once the job is finished, so finished surfaces stay intact.
How does the installation actually work?
We run a hose from the truck to the space being insulated. The material is stored in the truck and pumped through the hose by a blower. For an attic, our installer works inside the attic and applies the insulation until it reaches the correct depth and fully covers the space.
Can blown-in insulation be added on top of what is already there?
Usually yes. If the existing material is dry, uncontaminated and simply too shallow, topping it up to the correct depth is often the most economical fix. If it is wet, compacted or damaged, removal first is the better call, and we will tell you which situation you are in.
How do I know if I have enough?
A quick look in the attic is usually enough to tell. If the insulation is level with or below the floor joists, there is room to improve. We check depth and coverage as part of the free quote.
What We Install
Other Services We Provide
Attic Insulation Services
Attic top-ups and full replacements that hold temperature through a Permian Basin summer and cut noise year round.
Need an attic or wall cavity brought up to depth?
Send us the details of your space and we will come back with a free quote.