Blown-in insulation is a highly effective method used to improve the thermal efficiency of buildings. Consisting of loose, fibrous materials such as fiberglass, cellulose, or mineral wool, it is installed by blowing the insulation material into wall cavities, attics, or other spaces using specialized equipment. This technique allows for seamless coverage, filling even the smallest gaps and irregular spaces, thus creating a continuous thermal barrier. Blown-in insulation offers several advantages, including excellent thermal performance, soundproofing properties, and ease of installation in hard-to-reach areas. Its versatility and cost-effectiveness make it a popular choice for both new construction and retrofitting existing buildings to enhance energy efficiency and comfort.
