Increasing the amount of insulation in attics is one of the highest priority improvements a homeowner makes when retrofitting a house
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Cellulose Insulation
Cellulose insulation can be used as wall insulation in exisiting homes. - Cellulose insulation is used as attic insulation in both existing homes and new home construction.
- Cellulose insulation has been used to insulate homes for many years.
Cellulose is made from recycled newsprint and other recycled paper and treated with non-toxic fire retardants. 
Cellulose insulation gives you a durable, safe, cost-effective solution to your insulation needs.
Cellulose insulation is available in two primary forms: Loose-fill cellulose is often used to insulate attics. Stabilized cellulose insulation is used to protect your entire home including sidewalls.
According to the Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association, cellulose:
- Takes less energy to make than any other insulation material.
- Is made of recycled paper and has the highest level of recycled content in the industry – up to 85%.
- Helps prevent the release of the greenhouse gas methane that would result if that paper were sent to a landfill to decompose.