Blown-in fiberglass traps air between its fibers, creating an insulating barrier. This helps reduce heat loss in the winter and keeps cool air inside during the summer, maintaining a comfortable temperature and reducing the need for heating and cooling. Makes an effective and affordable insulation option.

Blown-in cellulose attic insulation is made from recycled paper products and is blown into the attic using specialized equipment. The loose fibers fill gaps and crevices, creating a thick layer that reduces heat loss in winter and keeps the attic cooler in summer, improving energy efficiency. It also provides soundproofing and is fire-resistant, making it an effective insulation option.

Fiberglass Batts work the same as the fiberglass loose fill but have  more versatile applications including exterior walls, attics, and subfloor installation keeping a insulated barrier around your entire house. They can also be installed into interior walls for a sound barrier to improve overall acoustic comfort in a space.

Subfloor vapor barrier is a protective layer that can be installed between the subfloor and the ground or crawl space. Its primary purpose is to prevent moisture from rising up into the subfloor and the flooring above, which can lead to issues like mold, mildew, and wood rot. Made from materials like plastic, the vapor barrier blocks moisture from the ground or concrete slab from seeping through the subfloor into the interior of the building. This helps maintain the integrity of the flooring and improves the overall indoor air quality by reducing excess humidity.