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Blown in cellulose is a highly effective, environmentally friendly insulation solution. Made from recycled newspaper and treated with borate for fire retardance, the even distribution of blown in cellulose insulation makes for a high performance insulation that has come into increasing favor among green builders and building energy efficiency experts.
A few reasons we like blown in cellulose insulation:
Environmentally Friendly.
Cellulose is made from recycled newspaper, so it's an earth-friendly insulation solution. You can also rest assured that it's a safe product to have in your house -- no formaldehyde, no harmful chemicals.
Consistent High Performance.
Because cellulose is blown into cavities as small particles rather than installed in batt form, it's far less likely to come with gaps and air leaks around the edges. This means that you get consistent high performance - for a cozier, more energy efficient home.
Fire Retardant.
Cellulose is treated with the flame retardant borate, which is highly effective at slowing down the spread of fires. A house that is insulated with blown in cellulose insulation is safer from a fire-hazard standpoint than an uninsulated house.
For more information about cellulose insulation, or to schedule a free phone consultation today, contact us here!
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Adam F., River Falls, WI
Call St. Croix Energy Solutions if you care about saving money, energy and the planet. The company recently insulated my 100-year-old farmhouse, and now it feels like someone placed a warm blanket over the whole place. I called because with my first child on the way, I was concerned about the temperature in our upstairs bedrooms. We do not have duct work upstairs and rely on baseboard electric heaters in the winter. Since St. Croix Energy completed their work, I've rarely had to turn the electric heaters on at night, and that's despite temperatures plunging to zero degrees. If your home is old, drafty, or simply costing you a bundle on heating and cooling costs each mon... (read more)