Insulation Services in Harrisburg, NC

All Temp Co., Inc Air Conditioning, Heating, Plumbing, & Electrical offers quality insulation services in Harrisburg, NC, and the surrounding area. Is your home feeling drafty? Have you also noticed a spike in energy bills or moisture in the attic? These are all signs that your insulation is lacking. We’re ready to show you how easy that it can be to start saving money by adding blown-in insulation to the attic in your home. We also install other types of insulation to ensure that your home stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Why Buy Blown-In Insulation?

The insulation in your attic can settle over time, and you will gradually experience an increasing amount of energy loss. You might not notice the higher energy bills right away, but over the years, it can wind up costing you dearly. We don’t have the luxury of taking our business elsewhere when the utility companies raise our rates, so the only way we can fight back is to improve our household energy efficiency.

There are several great reasons to invest in blown insulation.

• Higher heat flow resistance than other types of insulation
• Easy to install in nonstandard wall openings
• Easy to top off after settling occurs
• Immediate energy savings

Insulation is a relatively modest home improvement expense, and you stand to recoup virtually all of your upfront costs over time in terms of energy savings. The insulation in your attic loses its effectiveness as it settles and needs to be topped off approximately every 15-20 years. The insulation between your walls isn’t as vulnerable to settling as the loose insulation in your attic, but it might also be worth replacing sections if you’re remodeling or experiencing significant energy loss.

Fiberglass batt-style insulation comes on rolls and fits between the studs, joists, and beams of the walls. It’s most commonly used in new construction or to “finish out” attic areas and bonus rooms. Blown-in insulation is made of cellulose, fiberglass, or mineral wool that can be blown directly into walls, unfinished attic floors, and other hard-to-reach areas.