Sidewall Insulation
When re-insulating sidewalls in a home cellulose
insulation is "dense packed"
to a 3 pound per foot density, giving you a higher R-value than fiberglass batts.
Preparing Home
Installing Cellulose
Re-attaching Siding
Dense packed cellulose is very effective at stopping air infiltration through walls. Dense packing sidewalls provides your home with greater comfort by eliminating drafty walls, increased energy efficiency and reduced moisture transfer to the wall cavity.
Stucco homes may also have sidewalls insulated by drilling through the stucco and patching holes after the work is completed or from the interior walls.
Stucco Before Work
Holes Drilled
Holes Patched
Stucco Match Finished
Patches Blend Nicely
Patches Are Not Noticeable
The Benefits of Cellulose Insulation for Existing Homes
Whether your home was built a century ago or just completed, it's probably not too late for you and your family to enjoy the benefits of cellulose insulation! A simple, quick inspection by a Houle Insulation professional is all that is needed.
Removing Siding |
Drilling Holes |
Blowing Cellulose |
Replacing Siding |
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