Blow In Insulation in Kalispell & the Flathead Valley, MT

The material is fed into a hopper, mechanically separated into loose fibers, and delivered through a hose to the cavity. As it lands it creates tiny pockets of trapped air, and because air is a poor conductor of heat when it cannot move, those pockets are what slow thermal transfer. The advantage over pre-cut material is coverage. Loose fill flows around wiring, plumbing, framing irregularities and truss members, filling the awkward corners of an attic that a batt has to be cut around.

We use high-quality cellulose or fiberglass materials depending on the application, and modern loose fill comes with fire-resistant and mold-resistant options.

The failure mode in blow-in work is depth that is right in the middle of the attic and thin at the edges, where nobody looks. We install to depth across the whole plane, we baffle the soffits so the ventilation still works, and we seal the ceiling penetrations first.

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