Insulation Services
What we offer:
Spray Foam Insulation
Fiberglass Batt Insulation
Blown-in Fiberglass Insulation
Removal and Disposal of Old Insulation
Temp Vent Installation and Replacement
Methods of Insulation:
What is Spray Foam Insulation?
The closed-cell spray foam is denser and offers a higher R-value per inch, providing exceptional thermal insulation and structural reinforcement. Its high resistance to moisture makes it ideal for basements, crawl spaces and attics..
What is Batt Insulation?
The Fiberglass batts are composed of multiple layers of glass fibers bonded together to form easy-to-install batts that fit snugly between studs, rafters, joists, and other framing members. This makes fiberglass batts ideal for insulating new homes, where they can be installed in the open bays before the finished walls, ceilings, or floors are added.
What is Blown-in Insulation?
Blown-in fiberglass consists of loose fibers installed using a specialized machine. It is ideal for open spaces like attics, where it creates a thick layer of insulation that fills all voids.
Benefits of Properly Insulating Home:
Insulation is a valuable asset for any home or building as it can help:
Lower your utility bills and enhance the energy efficiency of your home or building
Increase year-round comfort
Minimize noise from outside and within your home or building, between rooms and levels
Boost the performance of your air conditioner and furnace
Prevent air and moisture infiltration, reducing the risk of mold growth
Promote a healthier environment
Increase overall value of your home
Common Problems Without Proper Insulation
Understanding the drawbacks of insufficient insulation—or using the wrong materials—can help you appreciate its full benefits.
Fluctuating Temperatures: Effective insulation maintains consistent interior temperatures. Without it, rooms are prone to discomfort due to varying temperatures, making it hard to maintain an optimal indoor environment. Each room becomes more vulnerable to external elements like cold drafts or the sun's heat.
High Energy Bills: Poorly insulated homes often result in high energy bills. Heating and cooling systems are designed to keep your home comfortable without running constantly. If your energy costs are rising and your HVAC system seems to be running nonstop, inadequate insulation may be to blame.
Cold Walls: Homes lacking proper insulation often have cold walls, ceilings, and floors. If interior closet walls feel cold, it’s a strong indicator that new or additional insulation is needed. This issue can be resolved by adding insulation between the drywall and outer walls.
Winter Roof Problems: Large icicles hanging from your roof during winter are a sign of insufficient insulation. They form because heat escapes through the roof, melting snow, which then refreezes at the colder edges. These ice dams can cause significant damage to roofing materials and gutters.
Insect Infestations: Poor or nonexistent insulation can invite insects into your home. Many pests find shelter in the gaps, often burrowing through the material, which weakens its effectiveness. Substandard spray foam insulation, for example, can be easily penetrated by carpenter ants and termites.
Water Leaks: Homes with inadequate insulation are prone to water leaks, which can lead to mold and mildew growth. Water can seep through the roof, saturating the insulation and damaging surrounding building materials. Over time, this can cause significant structural damage.
Noise: Proper insulation also helps block out external noise, such as heavy traffic, making your home more peaceful. Reducing noise pollution can lower stress levels, turning your home into a quiet sanctuary rather than a space filled with constant distractions like honking horns and sirens.
Services
Allstate Insulation has been a trusted insulation contractor for commercial clients, home builders, and remodelers in New Jersey since 1985. We offer a licensed and insured insulation service.
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Contact Us for an Estimate:
Call or Text 732-522-4622 or Call 609-628-3400