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Insulation

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Insulation Solutions

Batting

Fiberglass batting is usually used to insulate ceilings, walls, and floors of any residential or commercial property. Adding batts to your exterior walls will help to create a thermal barrier between your home and the elements. Adding batts to your interior walls is a great way to help with soundproofing. This type of insulation is cost-effective, easy to install, and saves you energy, time, and money. 

True Drywall and Insulation can handle any of your insulation needs with our top quality materials and installation. Here are the types of insulation that we offer:


 

Blown Insulation

56% of the energy used in a home goes to heating and cooling. Increasing the amount of blown insulation that's in your attic will help to keep the cold air out in the winter, and the hot air out in the summer. This will conserve energy in your home and can even decrease your utility bill!

Net and Blown Insulation

Creating a thermal home is not always easy. You have to make sure that your insulation has the necessary R-value. R stands for resistance to heat flow. The greater the R-value, the higher the insulating power. Net and blown insulation is a great way to achieve a higher R-value in your walls and ceilings. The netting will keep the insulation in place, and the blown insulation can reach even the tightest nooks and crannies that a batt might not fit. 

Spray Foam Insulation

Spray foam insulation is the best way to achieve a higher R-value in a smaller space. Traditional fiberglass insulation is rated at R-3.2 per inch. Spray foam can achieve an R-value between 3.9 to 7 per inch. Not only is it great for reaching the necessary R-value in tight spaces, but it also provides true air sealing, sound proofing, bug prevention, allergen and mold prevention, and it stays in place and will never settle in your walls.

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