What Insulation Is Best for Stud Walls?
For optimal comfort and energy efficiency, it’s important to insulate your home thoroughly, and that includes stud walls. Depending on the wall type, certain insulation options may work better than others. In this article, the pros at ThermaSeal/Lakeside Insulation discuss …
What Is Insulation R-Value?
If you are considering ways to increase the energy efficiency and performance of your home, insulation should certainly be on your list of potential solutions. There are plenty of things to consider as you research insulation, and perhaps the biggest …
Best Uses for Spray Foam Insulation
Whether you’re building a new home, re-insulating your current home or starting a project as a local Chicago builder, spray foam insulation is one of the best choices available for long-lasting indoor comfort. But with so many options for insulation …
What Insulation Is Best for Metal Buildings?
If you recently purchased or already own a metal building, choosing the right insulation material is crucial for creating a comfortable and energy-efficient environment. Here are some of the best insulation materials and the benefits of insulating your metal building, …
What To Do When Your Insulation Gets Wet
Whether you’re cleaning up the attic, doing some remodeling or just storing things in the basement, if you notice you have damp or wet insulation, it’s important to take care of it right away. Wet insulation is never a good …
Cellulose vs. Fiberglass Insulation
You’ve probably heard of both fiberglass and cellulose insulation, especially if you’re getting ready to insulate a new home or re-insulate your home. Many people aren’t sure what makes these two types of insulation different. Fiberglass and cellulose insulation both can be blown into wall cavities, and they have similar characteristics (soundproof, environmentally friendly, etc.). However, they also have a few major differences
Asbestos in Insulation
For a long time, insulation materials were made with asbestos before it was known how dangerous asbestos is. Fortunately, no insulation materials can be made with asbestos today. However, many homes may still have old insulation that should be replaced …
Can Insulation Be Reused?
Do you need to insulate your home? Are you wondering if insulation can be reused instead of going to waste? Some types of insulation are recycled, such as cellulose. For those who want to be as environmentally friendly as possible, …
What Areas Need Insulating in a Chicago Home?
Insulating your home has many benefits. It can help reduce the energy used to keep your home warm or cool by preventing air leaks, and it can reduce your utility bills and keep your home’s energy efficiency high. But where …
Does Attic Insulation Help With Humidity?
Your HVAC system is likely the most expensive appliance in your home. It makes sense to protect that investment. Without proper attic insulation, your HVAC unit has to work twice as hard to keep your home comfortable. Many homeowners are …
