DENSE-PACKED WALL & CEILING CELLULOSE INSULATION

Dense-Pack Wall & Ceiling Insulation is Approved by the Ontario Building Code.

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Cellulose insulation is inexpensive. The cost to install R-19 or R-21 of dense-packed cellulose wall is $3.00 to $4.00 per sq. ft. for areas equal or greater than 1000 sq. ft. of surface. Cost of Insulation for Ceilings with higher R values can be determine after visits and proper calculations.

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Dense-Pack Wall & Ceiling Insulation IN DOUBLE STUD WALLS OFFERS HIGH PERFORMANCE!

In 2005, Ontario designed and built Canada’s first Energy Star labelled home in Canada. This home was built with dense-packed (or dense-blown) cellulose as the wall insulation of choice. Their intent was to produce a better built home with the goal of creating “a proper balance between additional efficiency and price such that it would be attractive to future clients”.

Dense packing walls typically results in remarkable performance in the walls.

One of the most effective ways of dealing with existing uninsulated frame walls is to blow cellulose into the wall cavities. It is a popular and time-proven method of retrofitting insulation and is cost effective option for all houses. It is popular for good reason; it works very well.

Dense-Pack Wall & Ceiling Insulation does not eliminate the need for an air barrier in new construction. But in retrofit applications we often get so close that we can typically live without one. Besides, there are no other practical alternatives short of completely reconstructing the wall assembly. So “rock on” and dense pack walls. The approach is practical and cost effective.

The insulating value of cellulose is comparable to that of fiberglass batts; however, because cellulose is more resistant to airflow than fiberglass, it performs better. In a closed cavity, cellulose should be installed by the dense-pack method — that is, to a density of at least 3-1/2 lb. per cu. ft. When cellulose is installed in an existing building with empty stud cavities, it is usually blown through holes drilled in the exterior sheathing. This work typically requires the temporary removal of some of the building’s siding.

Wall Insulation – Don’t let your neighbors hear you!
Cellulose Is 80% Sound Proof Material which is Used for creating prefect sound barrier between floors or walls within different existing units in a residential/commercial building.

Cavities in a new home can be insulated using one of four methods:

Damp-spray cellulose—a mixture of cellulose insulation and water—can be sprayed into the open wall cavities before drywall is installed.
Dry cellulose can be installed through holes in air-permeable netting that has been stapled and sometimes glued over the interior face of the studs (photo left).
Dry cellulose can be installed through gaps in the interior drywall.
Dry cellulose can be installed through holes in rigid-foam insulation that has been installed on the interior side of studs or rafters.

Cavities in an old home can be insulated using one of two methods:

Dry cellulose can be installed through gaps in the interior drywall.
Dry cellulose can be installed through holes in rigid-surface like Plaster or Drywall that has been installed on the interior side of studs or rafters.

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A professional approach to attic blown in insulation

Dense-Pack Wall & Ceiling Insulation. We Provide attic insulation in the Greater Toronto Area, and in communities around the Golden Horseshoe. From removal and insulation, our workmanship often exceeds expectations. And importantly, we manage each project from end to end.

WHAT KIND OF ATTIC INSULATION IS BEST FOR MY ATTIC?

Blown-in cellulose insulation
There is only one type of Attic insulation we recommend to best protect your attic: blown-in cellulose. With excellent coverage, high R-value, and superior density, blown-in cellulose insulation effectively blocks our air leaks and improves home air temperature.

The benefits of installing blown in cellulose insulation
Blown-in cellulose insulation is one of the most commonly used building material products. It’s been around for some 70 years, and has gained popularity because it works so well. The product itself is derived from the cellulose in plants, and is commonly manufactured by incorporating recycled paper. It’s considered eco-friendly, and many homeowners prefer it to other insulation products.

Thermal Performance
Blown-in cellulose compares very favorably with other types of insulation, and is very effective in augmenting the existing R-Value of any insulation that has been already installed. As long as the existing insulation is clean, dry, and uncontaminated, blown insulation can be used to “top up”.

Effective Coverage
Blown-in cellulose is excellent for insulating “hard-to-reach” spaces. In the attic and roof cavity, where there are many limited access areas, blown-in cellulose provides very effective coverage. When professionally installed, the material fills cavities and spaces better than batt insulation.

Fire Resistance
Cellulose insulation is chemically treated to be fire resistant. The makeup of the product limits oxygen availability, and therefore prevents the spread of fire. In fact, cellulose insulation does particularly well in fire demonstration testing (up to 50% more resistant than other materials).

Cost Effective Install
Because blown-in cellulose is a straightforward installation, it requires less time and manpower than other products. When professionally installed by an experienced team, blown-in cellulose is a very cost effective option, with lower installation costs than many other insulation products.

Long Term Benefits
Unlike other home renovations, insulation has long-term benefits. Homeowners benefit from years of improved energy efficiency, as well as cost savings on heating and air conditioning. Home insulation delivers a better return-on-investment than most other home improvements.

Clean and Non-Toxic
Blown-in cellulose insulation contains NO asbestos, NO formaldehyde, and NO toxic chemicals.
In manufacturing, the material is treated with boric acid (antiseptic and insecticide) and thus provides insect repellency and mold resistance. It’s an ideal installation for the attic and roof.

Attic Insulation

Blown Cellulose – Fiberglass: A properly insulated attic will enhance both energy efficiency and home comfort.

Attic Insulation Removal

Clean and Professional removal of your old or damaged Attic insulation which affects your whole home.

Vermiculite - Asbestos Removal

Vermiculite was regularly used for attic insulation until the 1970s. In some cases, the vermiculite was found to contain asbestos due to a contaminated vermiculite mine.

Dense-Pack Wall & Ceiling Insulation

Upgrade your Wall or Ceiling insulation & reduce your high energy bills or reduce sound . This method is clean and cost effective.

Mold Removal - Sanitation

Mold poses a serious health risk if it becomes airborne, but the size of the problem and risk to health increases if the source isn’t located and dealt with accordingly.

Animal - Insect Feces Removal

Attic restoration is usually needed following the removal of a wild animal from your home as they are leaving urine and fecal deposits in various places.

Spray Foam Insulation

Whether it is a new construction or renovation, a shopping center or an addition for small house, sprayed-in-place polyurethane foam is the most effective and efficient insulation in the market.

Enbridge Rebate & Canada Greener Home Rebate

Get up to $5,000 back through the Canada Greener Homes Grant when you upgrade your home insulation.

Happy Customers

Just had my wall insulation done by John and Victor. They are very professional, friendly. They explained and showed me what they are doing. They also left my home as clean as possible. I highly recommend this company and I will be using them in the future. Thank you so much John and Victor. 🙏🏿

charmaine Thompson

My husband and I are very pleased with the job the crew did in our attic. They were on time. Their price was reasonable. They did their job right and cleaned afterwards. I highly recommend Canada Green Insulation.

N.R

The Canada Green Insulation team did a fantastic job insulating our home. Maria was a pleasure to deal with from start to finish. The estimator was very knowledgeable and explained all the insulation options with their R values. The installation team was extremely professional and did a high quality job insulation our attics, crawl space and basement walls. We are very happy and already enjoying a more comfortable home.

Enrique Fraxedas

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