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    New Construction Insulation

     

    The best time to insulate your house is when your newly constructed home is framed and all of the mechanical systems have been installed. Right before applying the drywall.

     

    R&H Residential Insulation contractors will send a well trained crew to install the insulation you or your builder selected when budgeting for your house in the design stage.

    The highly trained crew will air seal all walls and openings with foam insulation. They will also seal the plate lines at top and bottom to complete the air sealing process in order to meet or exceed the Energy Star and Model Energy Code weather-stripping requirements.

     

    The install crew will apply the material of your choice laid out in the building plan specifications. The most common materials are: wall fiberglass batts, cellulose or rockwool fiber blown-in and held together with a binder, open cell spray foam or closed cell spray foam insulation.

     

    All of these materials are an excellent choice to make your home comfortable and quite. R&H Residential Insulation is the material supplier as well as the insulation installer. We are the best insulation contractors in Spring Texas.

     
     

     

    Retrofit Single Family Town Homes Condos Existing House Attic Insulation

    Re-Insulating an Existing Home

     

     

    R&H Residential Insulation contractors can greatly improve the comfort of your existing home by re-insulating the home with foam insulation in the walls and attic insulation. Our professionals will perform an insulation energy audit along with a free quote of each option. They will let you know which option is cost effective and set up a time to come out and install.

    Re-insulating the walls is more labor intensive but 35% of energy heat gain or loss is through the walls, especially on the west side of your home where the sun heats the walls late into the day. To access the wall cavities between the studs, injection holes will be formed along the exterior walls so the technician can inject foam into the cavity. This injection process works on uninsulated walls as well as insulated walls. The foam will be injected and it will push aside the old insulation as it expands and cures. The foam does an excellent job of air sealing the walls and resisting heat.

     

    Adding blown-in insulation to existing attics is the fastest method to reduce heat gain from the hot sun and has a faster return on energy bill payoff to help recoup the cost of retrofitting the attic. Attics lose about 25% of the home's conditioned air. In the hotter climate of Texas, that amount could be higher in the main months of the cooling season. It is obvious to the home owner if attic insulation needs to be added. You can look into the attic cavity and if you see the tops of the ceiling joist, you know the insulation has settled and is not performing as it should. The insulation in the attic will be fourteen plus inches deep, well above all of the ceiling joist, when installed correctly. Our professionals will make sure that the amount of insulation is correct throughout the entire attic. They will install paper makers at various places in the attic before blowing in the new insulation. These markers tell the technician when they have blown in enough insulation and it lets the home owner look to see that the jobs is complete. Over time, years, you will notice that the insulation will settle to some amount but the goal is to install enough insulation during the retrofit to last a life time.

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