Insulation is an unsung hero that protects a home from extreme weather, lowers energy bills and provides many other benefits. A well-insulated attic can keep heat inside during the winter and outside in the summer, lowering air conditioning costs. It also keeps moisture away from the attic, preventing mold and mildew in the house and protecting walls and ceilings.

If your attic insulation has a low R-Value, it is time to upgrade. Fortunately, there are several different types of attic insulation to choose from. Cellulose and fiberglass are both good options for attic Insulation Contractor, but you need to consider the specific needs of your home before deciding on which type of insulation is best for your needs.

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Fiberglass insulation is made of tiny glass fibers woven together and can be purchased in pre-cut batts or as a loose-fill material that can be blown into attics. It is a cheaper option than cellulose, and it is not susceptible to moisture absorption that can cause mold or mildew growth. It also lasts longer and maintains its insulating power better than cellulose, even in humid environments.

Cellulose is a green option for attic insulation, but it can absorb moisture and lose its insulating power over time. It can be prone to dust, and it must be swept regularly to prevent a buildup that can lead to mold and allergens in the home. It has a high R-Value, but it is more expensive than fiberglass.

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