Types of Insulation for Homeowners & Business Owners in Columbus, Ohio

Fiberglass Batts

Batt insulation is a form of fiberglass, available in various widths. It can be installed in open wall, ceiling and floor cavities.

Batt insulation can help:

Maximize the energy efficiency of homes and buildings and reduce energy costs
Make homes and buildings more comfortable all year long
Improve the performance of air conditioners and furnaces
Reduce noises from outside and inside, between different rooms and levels
Contribute to a healthier environment

Fiberglass Batt Insulation Products

The Edwards/Mooney & Moses team offers batt insulation products we believe are among the best in the industry:

Owens Corning: A top manufacturer in the industry, Owens Corning makes high-quality insulation products, including fiberglass. Their fiberglass insulation is ideal for a variety of residential and commercial applications, from attics and walls to roofing.

Knauf: As a family owned company, Knauf understands the value of the highest quality products—and they deliver this. For more than 80 years, they have been in the business and are today one of the most renowned insulation manufacturers across the globe.

CertainTeed: A subsidiary of Saint-Gobain, one of the leading industrial companies in the world, CertainTeed makes insulation products that are sustainable and effective. They are headquartered in Pennsylvania but have thousands of employees and 65 facilities located across the country.

Fiberglass batts provide consistent quality and low dust. They are also easy to cut and friction fit to make for quicker installation in wood and metal frame cavities of residential and commercial buildings. We install unfaced, Kraft and FSK batts for thermal and acoustical treatments to walls, ceilings and floors.

To learn more about our fiberglass batt insulation products or to schedule installation, contact us online or call (614) 254-5309 today!

Injection Foam

Also called masonry foam, injection foam acts as both an insulating product and an air barrier. It has a consistency similar to shaving cream when it’s applied and hardens as it dries. The purpose of injection foam is to seal walls cavities and other enclosed spaces against air movement and heat transfer.

Injection foam isn’t prone to compressing, sagging or settling into the wall cavity over time. This makes it a long-lasting solution that continues to perform flawlessly after many years in use. Injection foam is most often used in new commercial buildings, including retail stores, churches and schools. It may also be suitable for some residential applications that feature concrete-block walls and foundations.

When applied to existing walls, a small section of siding is removed, if necessary, and small holes are drilled through the exterior. The foam is then injected, where it spreads from the origin point to fill in nooks and crannies in the wall cavity. When the installation is complete, the hole is patched to resemble the surrounding wall area.

Benefits of Injection Foam Insulation

Air sealing and insulation are vital aspects of building construction. Using masonry foam provides the following benefits:

Reduced installation cost: Most types of insulation require you to air seal the structure prior to installation to create a “windbreaker” for the building. Since injection foam seals and insulates, you cut down on installation cost and time without sacrificing performance.
High R-value: The higher a product’s thermal resistance or R-value, the better it insulates and blocks sound transference. Injection foam has one of the highest R-values per inch of any insulation.
Environmental friendliness: Injection foam is made of safe, inert materials that promote good indoor air quality and a healthy environment. Plus, insulated walls help keep energy consumption down, reducing the emissions associated with heating and cooling a building.

Injection Foam Insulation from cfiFOAM

Edwards/Mooney & Moses strives to provide our customers with the best insulation products available. With over 65 years in the business and thousands of completed projects under our belt, we have determined that injection foam insulation from cfiFOAM is a high-performance product we can stand behind.

We install this unique two-part, pre-expanded foam system in Ohio homes and businesses, and we mix the insulation on-site before each job to ensure a fresh and consistent product. Insulation from cfiFOAM is Class 1/Class A fire rated and meets or exceeds all the testing requirements of current building codes.

To learn more about our injection foam insulation products or to schedule installation, contact us online or call (614) 254-5309 today!

Loose-Fill Cellulose & Fiberglass

Fiberglass and cellulose insulation are commonly used in the residential and commercial construction industry. Loose-fill, or blown-in, fiberglass is one of the oldest types of insulation materials and has been used for many years. It can be installed in many areas of homes and buildings. Made of up to 80 percent recycled material, loose-fill cellulose is one of the most environmentally friendly types of insulation available.

Both fiberglass and cellulose insulation can help:

Maximize the energy efficiency of homes and buildings and reduce energy costs
Make homes and buildings more comfortable all year long
Improve the performance of air conditioners and furnaces
Reduce noises from outside and inside, between different rooms and levels
Contribute to a healthier environment

Fiberglass Products

Owens Corning: A top manufacturer in the industry, Owens Corning makes high-quality insulation products, including fiberglass. Their loose-fill/blown-in fiberglass insulation is ideal for a variety of residential and commercial applications, from attics and walls to roofing.

Knauf: As a family owned company, Knauf understands the value of the highest quality products—and they deliver this. For more than 80 years, they have been in the business and are today one of the most renowned insulation manufacturers across the globe.

CertainTeed: A subsidiary of Saint-Gobain, one of the leading industrial companies in the world, CertainTeed makes insulation products that are sustainable and effective. They are headquartered in Pennsylvania but have thousands of employees and 65 facilities located across the country.

Cellulose Products

Cellulose insulation is sprayed or blown into walls and conforms to your home and surrounds your family with a seamless insulation system. We install Advanced Fiber Technology (AFT) cellulose insulation, manufactured with a minimum of 85% recycled post-consumer newsprint. The manufacturing process releases virtually no harmful gases or pollutants into the environment. Cellulose itself contains no harmful materials such as formaldehyde or fiberglass.

AFT: A leading cellulose insulation manufacturer, Advanced Fiber Technology has been in business for more than 35 years. Their expanded system includes the latest manufacturing techniques we have found to be successful, like microprocessor checking multiple times per second to help create an effective, high-quality product.

To learn more about our loose-fill cellulose or fiberglass insulation products or to schedule installation, contact us online or call (614) 254-5309 today!

Spray Cellulose

Cellulose insulation is sprayed or blown into walls and conforms to your home and surrounds your family with a seamless insulation system. Wet spray, or spray-applied, cellulose is used for new construction wall insulation projects. This type of insulation creates an effective seal of the insulated cavity for protection against air infiltration. It can be installed in new homes, residential multi-family or apartment buildings and commercial buildings.

Cellulose wall spray insulation can help:

Maximize the energy efficiency of homes and buildings and reduce energy costs
Make homes and buildings more comfortable all year long
Improve the performance of air conditioners and furnaces
Reduce noises from outside and inside, between different rooms and levels
Contribute to a healthier environment

Cellulose Wall Spray Products

The Edwards/Mooney & Moses team offers the cellulose wall spray insulation brand we believe is among the best in the industry:

We also install K-13 spray cellulose insulation, which can be tailored to your specific project requirements for insulation (R value), noise reduction (NRC), color, durability, condensation control, texture and aesthetics.

To learn more about our spray cellulose insulation products or to schedule installation, contact us online or call (614) 254-5309 today!

Spray Foam

Spray foam insulation is applied wet and expands into thick foam—it can be installed in small cracks and crevices as well as hard-to-reach areas. Spray foam is also one of the most effective types of insulation for helping reduce air infiltration.

Spray foam insulation can help:

Maximize the energy efficiency of homes and buildings and reduce energy costs
Make homes and buildings more comfortable all year long
Improve the performance of air conditioners and furnaces
Reduce noises from outside and inside, between different rooms and levels
Contribute to a healthier environment

Spray Foam Insulation Products

The Edwards/Mooney & Moses team offers the spray foam insulation brand we believe is among the best in the industry:

Demilec: Demilec USA is an industry leading manufacturer of spray polyurethane foam insulation and coatings. Using renowned technology, they have created products that help create an energy-efficient, quiet and comfortable environment.

We can also install flash and batt insulation—which is where fiberglass batts are installed over an inch or two of spray foam.

To learn more about our spray foam insulation products or to schedule installation, contact us online or call (614) 254-5309 today!

Schedule Insulation Installation in Columbus, OH

We offer insulation installation for residential and commercial new construction projects in Columbus and the Central Ohio area. Whether you need to insulate a new home or building, Edwards/Mooney & Moses is the company to call.

Get in touch with us to learn more about our insulation services, or—if you’re ready to install insulation at your new building or home—contact us online or call (614) 254-5309!