Eco-friendly blown-in cellulose fills every gap and settles into the odd corners of older attics, bringing them up to modern R-values using recycled, treated paper fiber.
Signs you need cellulose insulation
- An older attic with thin or uneven insulation
- Hot upstairs rooms in summer and cold ones in winter
- You want an eco-friendly, recycled-content option
Our process
1Measure
We check your current R-value and coverage.
We check your current R-value and coverage.
2Air-seal
We seal top-plate and penetration leaks first.
We seal top-plate and penetration leaks first.
3Blow
Even cellulose coverage to your target depth.
Even cellulose coverage to your target depth.
4Confirm
We mark the depth and verify the finished R-value.
We mark the depth and verify the finished R-value.
Rebates & honest pricing
We give free, upfront estimates before any work begins, and we confirm your Energy Trust of Oregon rebate eligibility on site. With financing up to 60 months at 0% interest for qualified homeowners, upgrades are easy to budget.
Frequently asked questions
What is cellulose made of?Recycled paper fiber treated to resist fire and pests. It is one of the greenest insulation options available.
How does it compare to fiberglass?Cellulose is denser, fills gaps better, and dampens sound well, which makes it excellent for retrofitting older attics.
Will it settle over time?We install extra to account for settling, so you keep your rated R-value for the long run.