Cellulose Insulation Kansas City
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Discovering Cellulose Insulation in Kansas City
Cellulose insulation stands as a fiber-based insulating material crafted from recycled paper content. Compared to alternative insulation materials, cellulose insulation boasts a notably higher proportion of recycled components, with up to 85% derived from recycled newspapers. The paper undergoes fiberization to enable dense packing, which enhances air sealing. During the manufacturing process, non-hazardous chemicals, such as borate minerals, are applied to provide flame resistance and protect against pests and mold.
Cellulose Insulation Options
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Loose Fill
Loose fill cellulose is commonly found in attic spaces. The cellulose material is blown into the attic flat. The loosely filled cellulose insulation does a good job settling into tight spaces.
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Blown-in Blanket (BIBS)
Cellulose Blown-in Blanket or “Cellulose BIBS” is an efficient option where a porous fabric is stretched across an open stud wall, stapled in place, and the cavities are densely packed with blown in cellulose.
Benefits of Cellulose Insulation
Cellulose insulation is a remarkable insulation product that snugly fits into confined spaces, making it particularly effective for air sealing.
Eco-Friendly
Cellulose is constructed from recycled materials, contributing to reduced environmental impact.
Cost-Effective
Cellulose insulation generally offers a more budget-friendly option compared to other insulation products.
Enhanced R-value Per Inch
Cellulose delivers superior thermal resistance per unit of thickness applied.
Fire-resistant coating
Cellulose insulation undergoes treatment with boric acid, providing fire resistance.
Non-Toxic
Unlike some other insulation materials, cellulose contains no harsh chemicals that could cause irritation, rashes, or sensitivities.
Long-Term Performance
The R-value of cellulose insulation degrades at a slower rate over time when compared to other insulation materials.
Cellulose Insulation can be used as:
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Attic Insulation
It’s said that as much as 30% of your homes inefficiencies can be attributed to a poorly insulated attic. It’s very important that your attic is adequately insulated.
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Wall Insulation
Filling the exterior walls of your home with adequate insulation is one of the easiest and least expensive ways to make your home more energy efficient. Most importantly, there are several insulation options available for walls - fiberglass batts, spray foam, and blown-in insulation.
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Crawlspace Insulation
By properly treating the crawlspace under your home, you will ensure that humidity, insects and other pests are kept to a minimum.
Other Insulation Types We Offer:
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Spray Foam Insulation
Due to its exceptional air-sealing capabilities, spray foam stands out as the most energy-efficient insulation product currently on the market. With the choice of both open and closed cell spray foam options, you can't make a wrong decision.
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Fiberglass Insulation
Fiberglass insulation is a common choice, and it's available in rolls, blow-in loose-fill, or dense-packed forms.
Blog Posts about Cellulose Insulation
At InsulUSA, we believe that knowledge is power when it comes to making informed decisions about insulation for your home or business. That's why our recent blog posts have been focused on unraveling the mysteries surrounding insulation and providing readers with valuable information they can use.
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Two Locations to serve your Cellulose insulation needs
Map showing InsulUSA's two locations in orange, and other G5 Enterprises business locations across Missouri and Arkansas.
As part of The G5 Family of Companies, insulUSA is dedicated to delivering exceptional services and premium products. Partner with us to ensure the success of your project, no matter the location. From Springfield to Kansas City, we collaborate wholeheartedly to meet your needs. Our team installs Cellulose Insulation in the following communities and more!
Cellulose Insulation FAQs
What is Cellulose insulation?
Cellulose insulation is mostly recycled paper content.
Is Cellulose insulation flammable?
It’s required by law that all cellulose insulation be treated for flame resistance. The treated cellulose actually slows the spread of fire.
Does Cellulose Insulation settle?
It does. However, trained installers will insulate to a “installed thickness” which will account for settling
How is cellulose insulation different from fiberglass?
Cellulose insulation does a much better job getting into smaller cracks and voids than fiberglass and is more dense giving it better air sealing properties.
Is Cellulose insulation environmentally friendly?
Absolutely! Cellulose insulation, given that it is composed of typically 82% post-consumer waste paper - it’s perhaps the MOST environmentally friendly insulation.