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We serve commercial and residential customers in Bradenton with a variety of insulation services.

Blown-In Insulation Bradenton, FL

Blown-in insulation is a cost-effective way to get insulation into tight spaces and fill in small gaps. It can be used in new or existing construction, especially in attics.

​However, installing in existing walls can be more difficult, since holes may need to be drilled in the walls to apply the material, and this is one reason to have the material professionally installed.
This insulation can be made of a variety of materials. One is loose-fill fiberglass. It is inexpensive and has the advantages of being naturally resistant to fire and moisture. It does have drawbacks, especially during the application process.

It is made of tiny pieces of glass, and this glass can lodge in skin and be very irritating. Small particles can also be breathed in, which is very irritating to the lungs. Caution and protective equipment are required.

At Bradenton Insulation, we are experienced fiberglass insulation installers and can safely work with this material.
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Another material that is commonly used is cellulose. It is usually made of recycled materials that are treated to be fire resistant, which makes the materials costlier than fiberglass but also more environmentally friendly. It is extremely energy efficient and provides significant savings for your energy costs. However, it can be vulnerable to moisture and may require an additional moisture barrier to be long-lasting and effective. Let Bradenton Insulation look at your home or business’s structure to see if this is an effective option for you.

Another choice for blow-in insulation is rock wool fiber. It is the most expensive type; however, it offers a great combination of benefits. Like spray foam insulation, it is a moisture and pest resistant and forms an excellent sound barrier. And like cellulose insulation, it is generally made of recycled materials and is environmentally friendly. It does take longer to install, and again, is more expensive. However, if your budget allows for it, the extra cost and time will be worth it.

To learn more about blown-in cellulose insulation, or to request a quote, give us a call at the number below.