Fiberglass Insulation Services in Spruce Grove AB

Fiberglass is made up of tiny glass fibers that can be inhaled when the material is disturbed. When inhaled, these particles can cause respiratory problems, skin irritation, and eye problems. Therefore, removing and installing fiberglass insulation requires safety equipment such as gloves, masks, and goggles to protect against inhalation, skin, and eye contact. It is best to leave it to professionals who have safety measures in place and the expertise to handle the fiberglass properly.

Gaps and cracks in roof insulation can lead to energy losses and reduced efficiency. Our insulation contractors use specialized equipment to detect any gaps or cracks in the insulation and seal them using appropriate sealants. Once sealed, the insulation can perform effectively, leading to energy savings and a more comfortable interior environment.

Fiberglass insulation can be hard to handle, especially in tight or oddly shaped spaces. When not properly installed, it may lose its effectiveness, rendering it useless. Proper installation requires experience and familiarity with the material. Our team has the right tools to cut, size, and fit fiberglass effectively and quickly.

Building codes and regulations vary by region and are often updated to ensure maximum energy efficiency and safety. Unless you're a contractor yourself, it's unlikely that you'll know about these regulations and building codes. Insulation work typically requires a permit from your local building authorities. Only professionals will know how to obtain the necessary permits to perform the insulation work in compliance with local regulations.

It is the most common type of insulation. It comes in pre-cut rectangular sections made of fiberglass and is perfect for filling spaces between wall studs, ceilings, and floors. This type is easy to install, but it is not suitable for all areas as it may not fit into some spaces.

This is loose-fill insulation that is installed using special equipment. It is perfect for filling small, irregular gaps around pipes, wiring, or other structural supports. It is also suitable for use in attics and walls. This type is highly resistant to mold and fire, making it ideal for homes that are prone to these issues.

Roll or blanket insulation is flexible and can range from 4-12 ft in length. It can easily be cut to fit snugly between wall studs, ceiling joists, and attic rafters. This type is perfect for DIY enthusiasts who would like to handle the installation themselves. 

Rigid foam board insulation is ideal for insulating concrete slabs and basement walls. This type offers a higher R-value per inch of thickness than batt or blown-in insulation. It is waterproof, which makes it perfect for flood-prone areas. The only downside of rigid foam board is its higher cost compared to other types.