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At Pure Eco, we have a deep knowledge of the different types and brands of insulation products on the market today, and we have many years of experience in installing fiberglass and other materials in Los Angeles Area and Southern California homes and businesses.
But there’s no denying that fiberglass insulation is extremely popular – in fact, the longstanding most popular insulation material on the market. Almost everyone who decides to insulate their attic, crawl space, room addition, or other part of their building at least considers using fiberglass. And most of the time, fiberglass becomes their final decision.
Saving money on your power bill is a huge motivation for Los Angeles Area home and business owners to insulate their buildings with fiberglass, and the savings and benefits accrue all year long – not just during the hottest and coldest months.
But why is it that fiberglass is by far the most common insulation choice?
There are many reasons for fiberglass’s dominance, but there’s no denying that it’s preeminent affordability is at the top of the list. Using fiberglass saves you money on upfront insulating costs. And for most situations, fiberglass is fully adequate to the task, having sufficiently high R-values and long durability.
Another reason fiberglass is dominating the market is that it’s very easy to handle compared to some other types of insulation. It’s relatively lightweight and comes in preformed batts you can roll out. Or, it can be blown into your attic, ceiling, or wall – and with well equipped trucks with powerful blower machines, loose fill fiberglass insulation can be installed relatively quickly.
Sometimes, a vapor barrier may be needed as well (as in a crawl space) to prevent moisture build-up on it. But in most instances, the paper backing on the fiberglass is a sufficient vapor barrier in itself. Plus, fiberglass is resistant to moisture, mold, and mildew.
Fiberglass is fire resistant, non-conductive of electricity, a noise-reducer, and will also help keep contaminants out of your indoor air.
However, fiberglass can be itchy if it contacts the skin, and it has to be installed with care to ensure maximum insulating power. These are good reasons to rely on a professional insulator to handle the insulation task.
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How does fiberglass stack up against other insulation types? On price point, it’s the lowest.
On R-value, it is higher than cotton (denim) insulation. Cotton and fiberglass are actually close on R-value, and people who choose cotton often do so because it is an all natural product, fully recycled, and wont’ get you itchy when you touch it.
Fiberglass also has a similar R-value to many cellulose insulation products. Cellulose is made of recycled newspapers or another paper product and is treated with borate and other chemicals to make it fire, moisture, mildew, and pest resistant.
There are also other insulation types, like mineral wool or spray foam, which cost a lot more to install, though the R-value is high. And there is soundproof insulation, which is some of the thickest, most energy efficient material around (and it also costs much more than does fiberglass.)
You can use some form of fiberglass insulation pretty much anyway in your house that insulation is needed. However, the attic, crawl space, and walls and ceilings are the major areas to be sure you have covered.
But how much insulation to put in each location, how high of an R-value you need there, and whether batts or loose fill is best, all varies.
Anywhere that you have evenly, standardly spaced studs or rafters, batts insulation should fit snug between the wood and fill in the space sufficiently well. But for non-standard spacing, loose fill insulation is often a better choice.
On an attic floor, loose fill insulation is often used because it can be made to fill in spaces more compactly than can batts; but that’s not to say batts can never be used on attic floors either.
In extremely tight spaces, you should consider opting for loose fill; because you never want to squish fiberglass batts insulation to make it fit into cracks and crevices. Of course, we can cut the batts fiberglass and carefully fit it into many small spaces, but in some instances, you almost have to go with loose fill material.
Next, when it comes to walls, you often don’t need as high an R-value as with, say, an attic ceiling. The reason is that the siding, plywood, and drywall with also contribute to the overall R-value of the wall – so an 11 might rise to a 14, for example, when insulation and all other materials are taken together. Plus, heat rises and accumulates at the attic ceiling, trying to escape; but that’s just not the case with walls. But a prevailing wind facing wall could do well to have a little extra R-value added into it.
Finally, your geographic location also affects how much insulation you need. In the L.A. Area, you don’t need as much as in northern Wisconsin or Canada, of course, but you do need enough. And you do want to create a heat envelope that covers the entire house; plus, remember that keeping the cool in and heat out is as much a function of insulation as the opposite.
At Pure Eco, we always install your fiberglass or other insulation product in strict accord with manufacturer’s instructions and so as to obtain and long retain the highest possible R-value for your home or business property.
We can give you an accurate quote over the phone, but an on-site inspection may be needed to get an even more precise quote.
After inspecting the are to be insulated, we may need to first clean it to prepare it for the insulation. And we will need to check for drafts and air leaks, large and small, and air seal the area before laying the insulation down. Unless air sealing is done first, you are losing a good deal of the energy efficiency that new fiberglass insulation can bring to you building.
If we find mold, mildew, rotted out rafters, or other problems, we may need to fix that first.
The insulation itself is, with batts, rolled out and cut precisely to size. Then, we gently and carefully insert it into the wall, ceiling, or floor space it will cover between the rafters or studs. We firmly attach both edges to the wood so it will not move. And then we overlap the flaps to create a seamless barrier across the insulated area.
In the case of loose fill fiberglass insulation, our insulation truck will arrive with its powerful onboard blower machine. We will run the hose to the area to be insulated by the shortest possible route. We blow in the insulation from one side of the attic floor or other area to the other, and we ensure that it is filled in completely, compactly, and evenly.
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We at Pure Eco are under no illusion that we are alone in the L.A. Area insulation installation industry. We work hard every day to satisfy each and every customer 100% and to be the very best at what we do.
Over the years, we have built strong relationships in the local communities of Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California; and we get a large percentage of our new work by referral from past customers. That’s a sure sign we are leaving out clients happy with our workmanship; but you can also check out our overwhelmingly positive reviews on Yelp and other online review sites.
Pure Eco is fully licensed, bonded, and insured; and we always put safety first in everything we do.
We have a long track record of improving the energy efficiency of local L.A. Area homes and businesses and of reducing energy use to help the environment, both by installing fiberglass insulation and by all of our other insulation related services.
We acknowledge that fiberglass insulation installation can strain a family budget. So, to help your familiar avoid putting this project on hold for another year, Pure Eco is pleased to announce that it offers GreenSky credit to our clients. GreenSky offers credit to its clients to finance green home improvements, solar panel installations, and other environmentally conscious goals.
You must meet certain qualifications to be accepted into the GreenSky program, however, we are familiar with GreenSky and will help you through the process. Essentially, the program requires you to use the funds to make improvements on your home that improve its energy efficiency and make it more “green.” Luckily, our insulation products and techniques dampen noise and improve the energy efficiency of your home.
Fiberglass insulation service is a popular choice for homes due to its many benefits, which make it an effective and cost-efficient solution for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment.
First of all, fiberglass insulation has a high R-value, meaning it offers excellent resistance to heat transfer. This service helps maintain a comfortable temperature in your home, reducing the strain on your HVAC system and lowering energy bills.
Also, fiberglass insulation installation service can help prevent mold and mildew growth and protect your home’s structural integrity. This material is also naturally non-combustible, which means it doesn’t support the spread of fire, which adds an extra layer of safety to your home.
To choose the right fiberglass insulation company for your home, look for an installer with a proven track record of successfully completing insulation projects in your area. They should have the necessary expertise to recommend the fiberglass insulation installation services for your home.
Ensure the installer is licensed and insured to perform insulation work. This protects you from potential liability in case of accidents or damage during the installation process.
Cost is always an important consideration. Here at Pure Eco, we offer several financing options and can help you claim your tax credit, thus minimizing the cost involved.
Finally, choose an installer who offers a warranty on their work and provides reliable customer support in case of any issues or concerns. Check their online reviews and ask for references from past clients to gauge the installer’s reputation for quality workmanship, professionalism, and customer satisfaction!
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At Pure Eco, we have many years of experience in installing fiberglass (and other) insulation materials in homes and businesses all across L.A. and Southern California. We are committed to improving the energy efficiency of area home and business owners and to reducing our collective carbon footprint.
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