The insulation in your home is a big part of what keeps you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. But when it’s old, moldy, dirty, or poorly covered with loose fibers, you’re missing out on a lot of energy-saving benefits and lowering the air quality in your home. Attis Insulation specializes in removing old insulation and replacing it with high-quality closed-cell spray foam insulation or fiberglass blown-in insulation. Give Attis Insulation a call for a free estimate on your home or property in Hamlin, PA!
Trust Attis Insulation For All Home or Business Insulation Needs!
Attis Insulation offers highly efficient spray foam, blown-in, removal, air sealing and encapsulation services for any home or commercial property. Call or contact Attis today for a free estimate or consultation!
Trust Attis Insulation For Your Insulation Needs In Hamlin, PA
We’re insulation professionals who understand that every home and business is different. As a family-owned and operated business, we value honest, reliable service that shows up on time and delivers solutions. We use our in-depth industry knowledge to go above and beyond for our clients and prioritize their best interests. Call Attis today for a free estimate on your home!
Why Trust Spray Foam Insulation In Your Home?
Air Tight Barrier
Closed-cell Spray Foam Insulation can create an air sealed vapor barrier for your home improving air quality and preventing the buildup of mold!
Energy Saving
Save BIG on your energy bills! The structural benefits of closed-cell spray foam insulation can help you save on your heating and cooling bills year round!
Temperature Controling
By creating an air sealed vapor barrier, closed-cell spray foam insulation helps make sure your home is warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
Structural & Environmental
Several advances have made spray foam insulation the green solution of choice for many residential and commercial builders, developers, and architects.
View Attis Recent Work Near Hamlin, PA
Here's some of the recent work we've done in and around Hamlin, PA. Call Attis Insulation today for a custom insulation solution for your home or business!
Here are some of the top questions we get asked most frequently about Spray Foam Insulation in Hamlin, PA
How is blown-in insulation installed?
Blown-in insulation is installed by using a blowing machine to shoot the insulation material into the desired area. The types of blown-in insulation include cellulose, fiberglass, and mineral wool. Cellulose insulation is made from recycled paper and is the most common type used for blown-in insulation. Fiberglass insulation is made from glass fibers and is also commonly used for blown-in installation.
Does old attic insulation always need to be removed
No. Removal may be justified when insulation is wet, contaminated, pest-damaged, or preventing needed air sealing and repairs. Material in serviceable condition may sometimes remain and be supplemented.
Does Spray Foam cause mold in houses?
A profound NO. There are no ingredients in the Spray Foam material composition that would promote any type of organic growth, such as mold. It also does not have any type of ingredients that would promote higher levels of moisture or attract moisture in any way. Poor installation, on the other hand, can greatly contribute to high moisture levels that aid in mold growth and wood rot.
Closed Cell Spray Foam vs. Open Cell Spray Foam
Closed Cell Spray foam is about 4 times more dense than the Open Cell Spray Foam. On top of the benefits that spray Foam insulation provides Closed Cell Spray Foam is also a vapor, moisture, and rodent barrier. Open Cell is not suitable for every installation due to its inability to stop moisture and the R-value that matches most conventional fiberglass insulation solutions. Due to it’s density, Closed Cell Spry Foam also carries a lot of “Wracking Strength” that promotes and reinforces the structural stability of the whole structure that is insulation with Closed Cell.
In this great article by Mason Knowles, published on Feb 22, 2018 by Spray Foam Magazine. The author explores the results of a field study and Closed Cell Spray Foam structural support and resilience substantiated by lab tests. https://www.sprayfoammagazine.com/foam-news/trying-to-reason-with-hurricane-season/3215
In this great article by Mason Knowles, published on Feb 22, 2018 by Spray Foam Magazine. The author explores the results of a field study and Closed Cell Spray Foam structural support and resilience substantiated by lab tests.
From <https://www.sprayfoammagazine.com/foam-news/trying-to-reason-with-hurricane-season/3215>
