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It depends on your particular circumstance. Blown-in is the highest recommended form of insulation for attics due to its high R-value per inch, however we will meet with you to assess your personal situation and recommend the solution that is best for you. Blown-in insulation in attics also provides a good sound barrier, reducing the level of outside noise entering the home.

Varies depending on size of space, ease of access to the space, type of insulation used.

We normally recommend 2lb spray foam for basement walls as it seals all cracks and provides a vapour barrier.

Spray foam insulation is applied using a hose and spray gun, and it is applied as a liquid directly onto the work surface. It is made up of two substances that when blend together, they immediately turn into a thick foam and expands, creating an air-tight seal to any surface where it is applied.

The Canadian Urethane Foam Contractors Association (CUFCA) tests spray foam products to ensure that they are environmentally-friendly.

Asbestos is a special type of fibre which is extremely durable as well as non-combustible. This is why it was so widely used up until the 1980s for insulation and construction of buildings. But now we know that is dangerous if it is disturbed and breathed in. Loose-fill vermiculate insulation can contain traces of “amphibole” asbestos, which is more harmful since it can stay much longer in your lungs.

Health organizations have determined that asbestos is a human carcinogen since amphibole asbestos fibres, when inhaled, stay a lot longer in your lungs and they are more likely to inflict damage and cause cancer. If you find asbestos in your home, call us right away as we know how to safely handle it