At The HVAC Company, we install spray foam, cellulose, and fiberglass insulation for attics. Depending on whether you use electric or natural gas in your home, R-values for the correct amount of insulation in your attic can vary. At The HVAC Company, we recommend that for both electric and natural gas-powered homes, R-49 within your attic is best.

Cellulose Insulation in Attics

Cellulose insulation is blown-in as loose fill. Blown-in cellulose is very common in Miami homes and has been proven to effectively reduce fire damage. It is so dense that it contains very little air within it, making it nearly impossible for fires to move past it into your home.

Fiberglass Insulation in Attics

Fiberglass insulation is one of the most common forms of insulation found in homes across Miami. It is a wonderful product for minimizing heat transfer due to its makeup, which consists of fine strands of glass that are woven into the insulation material. Careful installation of fiberglass insulation into your attic can be very effective in keeping your home at a comfortable temperature year round. Fiberglass insulation is fire retardant and carries tremendous R-values, which is great for a state like Miami. Fiberglass insulation is also the best insulation you can get for a relatively inexpensive price.

Spray Foam Insulation in Attics

Spray foam is a superior insulator for attics and has wonderful properties that make it long-lasting. It’s water resistant and carries no nutrients that provide an environment for mold growth. Spray foam insulation provides a virtually impenetrable air barrier, making it reliable throughout the year for stopping warm and cool air from escaping or entering your home. Spray foam is a little more expensive than the other forms of insulation we install in attics, but it pays for itself in the long run, and we endorse it fully.