Insulation Installation in Waseca, MN

• Thermal Insulation: R-value of 6.8 per 1-inch thickness, enabling it to provide more thermal insulation with less material than any other type of insulation
• Air Infiltration Control: Prevents drafts by keeping unconditioned air from leaking in and keeping conditioned air from leaking out
• Moisture Control: An inch of closed-cell spray foam creates a barrier moisture cannot flow through
• Structural Strength: Increases the structure’s resistance to wind

• Gives R‑21 in 2x4 stud wall framing
• Insulates small voids and cracks in irregular framing
• Easily insulates around unique building features
• Easily insulates around doors and windows
• Easily insulates rim joists
• Insulates around plumbing and electrical outlets
• Eliminates the need for poly
• Leaves studs ready for drywall

• Improved energy savings
• Reduces air drafts for a more comfortable environment
• Reduces ice dams
• Reduces outside noise
• Reduces dust and pollen
• Deters rodents and insects
• Is permanent and does not sag, shrink or settle
• UL Class 1 fire rating

• Thermal Insulation: Loose-fill insulation is installed to fit the R‑value needs of the building structure
• Content: Available in loose-fill cellulose or fiberglass

• Contains 85% recycled content
• Does not lose R‑value when settled
• Reduces drafts for a more comfortable environment
• Reduces outside noise
• Contains a fire retardant

• Contains around 30% recycled content
• Reduces drafts for a more comfortable environment
• Reduces outside noise
• Is noncombustible

At Greener World Solutions LLC, we offer three methods of loose-fill insulation installation. Depending on your specific needs, we will recommend one of the following: 

• Blow-In: Loose-fill insulation is installed by blowing the product onto a flat surface, usually an attic deck
• Net and Blow: Netting is hung from the ceiling or floor joist and the loose fill is blown into the netting
• Dense Pack: A mesh fabric is stapled over the wall cavity and loose-fill insulation is blown behind the fabric and packed tightly to eliminate voids and prevent settling

• Thermal Insulation: An Attic Max System gives the building structure the R‑value benefits of cellulose insulation along with the air sealing benefits of spray foam insulation
• Content: An inch of spray foam insulation topped with blown-in loose fill cellulose to an R‑49

• Gives attics an R‑49
• Insulates small voids and cracks in irregular framing
• Easily insulates and seals around air chutes, insulation stops, ducting, can lights, electrical fixtures, and plumbing fixtures
• Eliminates the need for poly

• Reduces energy usage and utility bills
• Creates a moisture barrier which reduces the likelihood of mold
• Creates an air barrier which reduces drafts for a more comfortable home
• Helps prevent ice dams
• Adds strength to the building structure
• Reduces outside noise
• Deters rodents and insects
• Reduces dust and pollen

1. If needed, old insulation is removed
2. Air chutes and insulation stops are installed
3. The air chutes, insulation stops, any ducting, can lights, electrical fixtures, and plumbing fixtures are air-sealed with spray foam insulation
4. One inch of spray foam insulation is installed over the entire deck of the attic to create an air and moisture barrier
5. Loose-fill cellulose is blown into an R‑49.

• Thermal Insulation: Available in values of R‑11, R‑13, R‑19 and R‑21
• Budget: Batt insulation, especially fiberglass batts, is normally the most cost-effective way to insulate a building structure
• Flash and Batt: Can be customized with a combination of spray foam and batt insulation to meet both budget and R‑value needs

• Easily fits most insulation budgets
• Can be installed unfaced, or with poly, kraft or foil-facing
• Comes in a variety of widths to fit most wall cavities
• Batt insulation is typically fiberglass, but cotton and wool are also available

• Many batts contain recycled content
• Reduces outside noise
• Fiberglass batts are non-combustible

Block-fill insulation can be injected into closed cavities such as blocks and beams.

• Thermal Insulation: R‑value of 4 per 1-inch thickness
• Content: Open-cell injection foam insulation
• Easy Installation: Can be installed into enclosed cavities

• Easily insulates enclosed I‑beams, wall cavities, headers, block, and brick
• Can be installed anywhere a hole can be drilled

• Energy savings
• Reduces air drafts for a more comfortable environment
• Fungi resistant
• Reduces outside noise