Cellulose Insulation NJ

Cellulose insulation. Affordable, dense, fills every gap.

Made from 80% recycled material. Higher R-value per inch than fiberglass. The smart choice when budget matters.

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Cellulose insulation being blown into a New Jersey attic

“Our second floor used to be unbearable in summer. After the insulation work, completely different house.” -- Michelle T., Toms River NJ“They wrote up exactly what they were going to do before they started. No surprises on the bill.” -- Sarah & Jim P., Brick NJ“Energy bill dropped noticeably after the attic work. Wish we had done it sooner.” -- Robert & Linda F., Edison NJ“Had raccoons for months. These guys removed the animals, pulled out every bit of destroyed insulation, cleaned the attic, and re-insulated.” -- David K., Morristown NJ“Our second floor used to be unbearable in summer. After the insulation work, completely different house.” -- Michelle T., Toms River NJ“They wrote up exactly what they were going to do before they started. No surprises on the bill.” -- Sarah & Jim P., Brick NJ“Energy bill dropped noticeably after the attic work. Wish we had done it sooner.” -- Robert & Linda F., Edison NJ“Had raccoons for months. These guys removed the animals, pulled out every bit of destroyed insulation, cleaned the attic, and re-insulated.” -- David K., Morristown NJ

Why cellulose?

Higher R-value per inch

R-3.5 to R-3.7 vs fiberglass R-2.2 to R-2.7. More insulation in less space.

Dense-pack capability

Can be blown into enclosed walls, knee walls, and cathedral ceilings where batts cannot reach.

Budget-friendly

Lower cost per square foot than fiberglass batts. For large attics, the savings add up.

Not sure if cellulose is right for your attic? Read our insulation comparison: Spray Foam vs Blown-In vs Fiberglass

How we install cellulose

Inspect and measure

Air seal every penetration

Blow to verified depth (we account for settling)

Document everything with photos

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Cellulose vs. fiberglass

Both have a place. Here is how they compare.

	Cellulose	Fiberglass
R-value per inch	R-3.5 to R-3.7	R-2.2 to R-2.7 (blown) / R-3.1 to R-3.4 (batt)
Settling	Settles 10-15% over time	Minimal settling
Moisture	Absorbs and releases moisture	Does not absorb moisture
Fire resistance	Treated with borate, Class 1 fire rating	Naturally non-combustible
Best for	Top-ups, budget projects, dense-pack cavities	Full attic replacements, moisture-prone areas

We install both. The attic decides which one. If cellulose is the right call, we will tell you. If batts make more sense, we will tell you that too.

Fiberglass batt insulation · Blown-in insulation

Common questions

Is cellulose insulation safe?

Treated with borate. Fire-resistant, pest-resistant. Used in homes for 50+ years.

Does cellulose settle?

Yes, 10-15%. We blow to a higher initial depth to account for it.

Can you blow cellulose over existing insulation?

Yes, if the existing is clean and dry. If contaminated, it comes out first.

Is cellulose better than fiberglass?

Neither is universally better. We recommend based on your attic.

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