CELLULOSE ADVANTAGES:

• Enhanced Comfort year-round
• Smaller impact on environment. Reduced air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions
• Lower Utility Bills and cost of ownership
• Improved Durability and indoor air quality
• Better Resale Position and value

FACTS  & STATISTICS:

Most environmentally friendly insulation product on the market
Fiberglass insulation uses 10 times more energy than cellulose to produce. Foam uses 64 times as much
47% of home energy is lost through ceilings and walls
½ million tons of paper is recycled into cellulose each year
Paper products make up 38% of the material in landfills
Green building material recognized by U.S. Green Building Council and NASB Green Building Program
High R-Value and density makes an excellent thermal barrier, soundproofing, and fire retardation material
increase the life of your HVAC system by helping minimize the wear and tear

MYTHS:
You DO NOT need to remove old insulation
DOES NOT increase the chance of fire. It retards fire better than any other insulation for a safer home
Cellulose Insulation Does Not Cause Moisture Problems or mold growth

INCENTIVES:
30% Federal tax credit and your utility company may offer more incentives

SAVING$:
Save up to 40% on your heating and cooling bills
Adding cellulose to your existing home may pay for itself in as little as a year

Your Home Loses & Gains Energy in 3 Ways

Convection (The transfer of heat by moving air): Warm air rises and transfers heat to the ceiling.

Conduction (The transfer of heat through a solid material): Heat is transferred from warmer sections of the walls and ceilings to cooler sections.

Radiation (The transfer of heat in the form of electromagnetic waves): Heat is transferred from the roof to the ceiling.