All Out Insulation can help keep heat inside your home and cool air outside, saving you energy bills. It can also prevent ice dams in the winter when escaping roof snow melts and refreezes at your roofline. And, if your attic is properly ventilated, it can improve indoor air quality and reduce moisture problems like mold and mildew.

The type of attic insulation you choose depends on your budget, climate and specific needs. Fiberglass batts, which are precut to fit attic rafters and trusses, are the most common choice. They may have an air and vapor barrier on one side to prevent condensation, or a foil facing to make it easier to fasten to the attic drywall.

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Cellulose and foam board are other common choices. Made from recycled newspaper treated with boric acid, cellulose is an eco-friendly option that can be a bit more affordable than other attic insulation materials. However, cellulose settles over time and is susceptible to moisture, which can cause it to lose its insulating properties.

Spray foam is the best option, but it’s a specialist product that requires professional installation. It expands upon application, filling gaps and crevices and providing an airtight seal. It also offers the highest R-value of all attic insulation products and can be a good solution for difficult to reach spaces. A certified installer will know the proper safety procedures to follow, and can identify other issues that need attention, such as air leaks or inadequate ventilation.

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1664 A Co Rd 2010, Glen Rose, TX 76043
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