Spray Insulation | Cellulose Insulation
Insulating your home is often the #1 most cost-effective home improvement measure. AHE has provided quality insulation services such as spray insulation, cellulose insulation for thousands of home owners who understood that installation quality is KEY to making insulation work.
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•We specialize in Quality Insulation Installation (QII) such as spray insulation, cellulose insulation & foam insulation. Depending on the need of your project we can install Spray Foam, Cellulose or Denim Batts.
• The vast majority of homes built before 1978 have Inadequate or NO insulation. Up to 40% of your home energy can escape through an uninsulated attic or crawlspace
• Wall insulation can have a major impact on comfort and sound levels in a home
About the real R-value of insulation batts vs. blown-in insulation
Cellulose Blown-In Insulation |
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 A member of the AHE team blows loose-fill cellulose insulation into an attic. Cellulose insulation is a wonderfully green and economical insulation product. It is made from 85% post-consumer recycled paper, and is both fire and pest retardant. |
 An example of proper attic insulation with loose-fill cellulose insulation. The R-value achieved with the depth of cellulose shown here is able to provide this home with sufficient insulation power. |
Spray Foam Insulation and Rigid Foam Insulation |
 Spray Foam Insulation applied to a vaulted ceiling. Spray foam is the only insulation that also acts as a vapor barrier and is oftern required in a vaulted ceiling. |
 Rigid Foam Insulation in a cathedral ceiling |
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Floor Insulation |
 A typical floor (from underneath) without any floor insulation |
 Unlike most contractors, AHE technicians take care to not leave any voids or compress the floor insulation |
 Floor with recycled denim insulation and supported with metal roda |
Wall Insulation |
 Fiberglass Wall Insulation - Typical contractor installation (not us!). All the voids and compression make this virtually useless. |
 Cellulose Insulation Blown onto an open wall. The cellulose insulation is installed slightly wet and then dries within a couple of days. |
 Cellulose Insulation final product in the wall. |