Whether you’re looking to install new insulation in your home or business or you’re just in need of a retrofit/re-insulation job, it’s important to know the different types of insulation materials to find the right choice for your project. Understanding the insulation materials and the purposes for each type of insulation will make your installation or retrofit easier.
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Batt insulation is a form of fiberglass available in various widths. It can be installed in open walls, ceilings and floor cavities.
The Edwards/Mooney & Moses team offers batt insulation products we believe are among the best in the industry:
Fiberglass batts provide consistent quality and low dust. They’re also easy to cut and fit, making installation quicker in residential and commercial buildings’ wood and metal frame cavities. We install unfaced, Kraft and FSK batts for thermal and acoustic treatments to walls, ceilings and floors.
Fiberglass and cellulose insulation are commonly used in the residential and commercial construction industry.
The Edwards/Mooney & Moses team offers loose-fill fiberglass insulation products we believe are among the best in the industry from:
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.
Advanced Fiber Technology is a leading cellulose insulation manufacturer and has been in business for more than 45 years. Their expanded system includes the latest manufacturing techniques we’ve found to be successful, like microprocessors checking multiple times per second to help create an effective, high-quality product.
Cellulose insulation is sprayed or blown into walls, 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 for protection against air infiltration. It can be installed in new homes, residential multi-family or apartment buildings and commercial buildings.
The Edwards/Mooney & Moses team offers AFT, a 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.
Spray foam insulation is applied wet and expands into a 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.
The Edwards/Mooney & Moses team offers the spray foam insulation brand we believe is among the best in the industry.
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 when fiberglass batts are installed over an inch or two of spray foam.
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.
To learn more about our insulation services or schedule residential or commercial insulation services, contact us online or call today.
Our insulation team adds energy efficiency, comfort & value to your home.
We insulate metal buildings, warehouses and other commercial properties.
Edwards/Mooney & Moses provides air sealing services for new homes and buildings.
Your heating equipment is only part of the equation. The efficiency of the envelope (the outer walls, floor, ceiling or roof) also calls for thought.