Blown-in Insulation

For contractors and professional remodelers, it’s essential to complete projects on budget and on time. Pros can work efficiently because blown-in insulation fills spaces around wires, pipes and irregular-shaped cavities. By choosing blown-in insulation, contractors can use their own pneumatic blowing machines and experienced installers. This method enables them to quickly and properly fill large spaces in residential attics, ceilings and walls.

Key Benefits

Easy Install

Blows fast and easy to fill all gaps and voids

Thermal Performance

Provides thermal resistance for steady temperature control

Sound Control

Can help reduce sound transmission when installed properly

Designed to Last

Non-combustible, non-corrosive and won't settle, rot or deteriorate

A Complete Line of Blown-In Insulation

Blown-in insulation, sometimes referred to as loose fill or blowing wool, meets a variety of needs for new construction as well as for retrofitting existing single-family homes and multi-family structures.

Jet Stream® Ultra Blowing Wool

Our flagship product providing excellent thermal performance for new construction and existing buildings.

Applications

Attics, Walls, Floor, Mid-Floor, Metal Building, Ceiling

Bag Net Weight

32 lbs

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EcoFill® Wx Blowing Wool

Designed for weatherizing and retrofitting existing buildings or new construction, providing consistent thermal performance.

Applications

Attics, Ceiling, Floor, Walls

Bag Net Weight

28.6 lbs

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JetSpray™ Thermal Spray-On Insulation System

Provides premium thermal and acoustical performance solutions for exterior walls.

Applications

Walls

Bag Net Weight

32 lbs

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Jet Stream® Max Premium Blowing Wool (Canada Only)

Premium insulation provides excellent thermal performance for new construction and existing buildings.

Applications

Attics, Walls, Floor, Mid-Floor, Ceiling

Bag Net Weight

14.5 kg

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FOR INSTALLERS & DIYERS, BLOWN-IN INSULATION MAKES THE JOB GO QUICKLY

DIYers can choose to install blown-in insulation using a rented pneumatic machine. In this case, two installers are needed: one to feed insulation and operate the machine on the ground; and the other positioned in the attic to install the blown-in fiberglass.

Installers can achieve a desired R-value by filling the space to the specifications listed on the insulation packaging. Carefully follow the directions to determine the number of bags of Blowing Insulation needed for the project size.

FOR CONTRACTORS: HASSLE-FREE HANDLING AND INSTALLATION

Your time is valuable. That’s why we engineer blown-in fiberglass insulation to meet professional installers’ needs to be efficient both on and off the construction site.

Less space required in warehouse and trucks compared to cellulose
Extra-strong and stackable bags
Install with equipment you already own
Apply in new construction or over existing insulation

Pro Tip for Contractors:
Professional installers also can use a net-and-blow technique to efficiently insulate large walls and underneath floors.

Designed to Meet Industry Standards

We manufacture fiberglass blown-in insulation to meet the following environmental and building standards and to help you reach your green building goals and other requirements. Please refer to individual product documentation for complete certifications, rating systems and disclosures.