Blown-In Attic Insulation
Service in Southern New Hampshire

Attic insulation is key for
comfort in Southern New Hampshire

Attics in Southern New Hampshire homes are often the most insufficiently insulated areas. When your attic isn't properly insulated and ventilated, you can lose conditioned air quickly, making it more challenging—and costly—to keep your home comfortable year-round. During our harsh New England winters, a poorly insulated attic allows heat to escape, leading to the formation of ice dams, icicles, and mold growth, which pose health and safety risks for your family and property.

The U.S. Department of Energy recommends homeowners have a certain depth of blown-in insulation in their attics. The amount recommended varies by climate zones. If your attic's insulation depth is below the recommended level, contact our home insulation experts.

a man installing attic insulation in Southern New Hampshire

What Is Blown-In Attic Insulation?

Blown-in attic insulation is a type of insulation that is installed by blowing loose, fibrous material into the attic space using specialized equipment. This method allows the insulation to fill in gaps and cover irregularly shaped areas more effectively than traditional batt insulation. Blown-in insulation is commonly made from materials such as fiberglass or cellulose.

Limits Heat Flow

Keeps your home comfortable year round by limiting heat flow

Increased Efficiency

Increased efficiency helps to lower your energy bills, saving you money

Cleaner & Safer Home

Proper attic insulation also reduces the formation of ice dams, icicles, and mold / mildew growth

Schedule Your Free Home Insulation Inspection

Our experts will come to your home to identify your energy loss issues for free! We'll come up with a solution that solves your problems. No hassles and no obligations.

Schedule Your Free Inspection

Step 1

Before our insulation experts arrive, make sure you clear a pathway to the attic entrance.

Step 2

Once we access the attic, we examine the existing insulation type and depth to determine the best way to increase your home's energy efficiency.

Step 3

If there are baffles missing or incorrectly installed, we'll add them between every cavity that connects to the soffits. This will create a good ventilation system so the air can then pass over the insulation without disturbing it.

Step 4

Now that ventilation is established, we add our blown-in insulation until an optimal depth, or R-Value, is reached.

Blown-In Attic Insulation
Service in Southern New Hampshire

Attic insulation is key for
comfort in Southern New Hampshire

What Is Blown-In Attic Insulation?