Blown-in insulation offers several advantages over traditional batts or rolls, including better coverage and the ability to conform to odd-shaped spaces and obstructions. It’s an ideal solution for attics and walls where it can fill in gaps and crevices, reducing air leakage and increasing energy efficiency.

Yes, blown-in insulation can be used in existing walls without the need for extensive renovations. Small access holes are drilled into the wall cavities, and the insulation is then blown in. This process is relatively non-invasive and is a great way to improve a home’s energy efficiency without the need for a major remodel. Once the insulation is in place, the holes are patched and can be painted over to match the existing wall surface.

The length of the installation process can vary depending on the size of the area to be insulated and the type of insulation being used. However, blown-in insulation is generally a quick process, often taking less than a day to install in an attic or a similar sized area. When you schedule a consultation with Prestige Insulation Solutions, we can provide you with a more accurate timeframe specific to your project needs.

Blown-in insulation is safe when properly installed by professional contractors. Materials like cellulose are often treated with fire retardants to increase safety. In terms of indoor air quality, blown-in insulation that is properly contained within walls, floors, and ceilings should not negatively impact the air within your home. Our experienced installers take precautions to ensure a clean installation process. They can address any concerns about the safety and efficacy of blown-in insulation for your home.