When you need blown insulation services in the Miami area, the team at Installed Building Products is ready to put our experience and expertise to work for you. We work closely with homeowners, builders, and contractors in the area to install blown-in insulation for retrofits and new home construction projects.
Contact IBP of Miami when you are ready to start your insulation project or keep reading to learn more about the many benefits of blown-in insulation.
What is Blown Insulation
Blown insulation is typically loose-fill cellulose. However, it can also include loose-fill fiberglass or spray foam. Loose-fill cellulose is eco-friendly, with up to 85% of its composition coming from recycled paper, with the other 15% comprised of a borate treatment.
Blown fiberglass is suitable for use in attics and wall cavities. It is resistant to mildew and fungus growth. It is applied using a special blower and creates an effective thermal barrier within the home.
Spray foam insulation is a polyurethane foam that creates a superior shield against the elements. It is composed of isocyanate and polyol resin that, when dry, creates a solid thermal barrier. Like blown-in cellulose and blown fiberglass, it is ideal for use in attics, crawlspaces, interior walls, exterior walls, and odd-shaped cavities.
Contact IBP of Miami for more about the blown-in insulation we install in Miami and surrounding communities.
Benefits and Limitations of Blown Insulation
Blown insulation offers superior energy efficiency. It’s highly effective at dampening noise and creating a quiet environment throughout the home. Blown-in insulation helps protect the home from fire and is highly effective at reducing the build-up of condensation.
Blown-in cellulose insulation requires proper sealing with a vapor barrier. If it is not properly contained, it can result in dust circulating through the home. It will also settle over time, which can reduce its R-value.
Contact IBP of Miami for more information about the advantages and limitations of blown-in cellulose insulation. We are happy to answer your questions and tell you how we maximize the advantages and minimize this type of insulation’s limitations.
Best Places to Install Blown Insulation
Blown insulation can be used in your attic and crawlspace between exterior walls, interior floors, etc. It is possible to install blown-in cellulose insulation within existing walls or new constructions. The versatility and ease of installing this long-lasting insulation make it one of Florida’s most popular choices.
Contact IBP of Miami at (305) 929-8657 for more about the best places to install blown insulation within your home.
Blown Insulation vs. Fiberglass Batts
Blown insulation is loose-fill, and it’s comprised of recycled materials, including fiberglass or cellulose. Conversely, fiberglass batts are composed of just fiberglass. Blown insulation is more eco-friendly since it contains nearly 100% recycled materials. It is also ideal for irregular areas and has a superior R-value that ranges between 2.2 to 3.8 per inch.
Batt insulation is less expensive, but it typically has a lower R-value than blown-in cellulose insulation. It’s also difficult to install within odd-shaped areas. Because of the high humidity and frequent rains in Florida, it is usually more susceptible to damage from moisture.
Contact IBP of Miami at (305) 929-8657 for more about the best places to install blown insulation within your home.
Why Choose Us?
Since 2004, our team has established our company as the region’s premier insulation service provider. We joined the IBP Products Family of Companies in 2012, and we adhere to the strictest standards of workmanship and customer service.
Contact IBP of Miami at (305) 929-8657 for more about the benefits of blown insulation in Miami, Miami Beach, Medley, and the rest of Miami-Dade County.
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