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Upgrading to R49 significantly reduces heat gain, in two story home’s making it cooler in the summer by reducing the need for cooling, and significantly lowering energy costs.

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We are deeply grateful for the courage and dedication of our armed forces and their families.

R49 attic insulation offers excellent thermal performance, making it an effective solution for improving energy efficiency and comfort in homes, particularly in hotter climates.
By selecting the appropriate fiberglass insulation and ensuring proper installation, homeowners can achieve significant energy savings and enhanced indoor comfort.

Adding additional insulation prevents heat pe*******on, keeps the HVAC system from working as hard, retains air longer, resulting in long-term comfort & efficiency.

With summer approaching we upgraded 7000 ft.² to R49 including crawl space between the first and second floor to get the best comfort and efficiency as possible for today’s customer.

4000 ft.² of contaminated cellulose removed, followed by air sealing, sanitizing and Jet Stream Ultra fiberglass Insulation reinstalled.

The best insulation for an older home that has a lot of drafts is going to be a blown in fiberglass material that is going to create an air seal barrier to the living space of the home.

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Increase the lifespan of your HVAC system with proper attic insulation. Insulation keeps conditioned air in your home instead of it leaving out through the roof. Having enough insulation extends the life of your HVAC system because it doesn't have to work as hard.

Blown fiberglass comes in three common colors: white, pink or yellow and the colors simply identify the manufacturer. Blown-in fiberglass insulation in attics typically has an R-value of 2.5 per inch. The density of the blown-in fiberglass determines the R-value just like it does for a batt.

An attic door insulation cover isn't on every homeowner's list of priorities. But if you have an attic door, it should be, because you're wasting money without one. An uninsulated attic door is like no door at all, allowing conditioned air to pass freely from the living area up and out through the roof vents.

How do you know if you need to add more attic insulation? A simple test is to look in your attic. If you can see the top of the ceiling joists, then you need more insulation.

✅Benefits Of Blown In Insulation

✅Blown-in insulation is a superior choice for attics for several reasons:

✅It reaches all the nooks and crannies of your attic, ensuring comprehensive coverage.

✅It can be added to precise levels, eliminating the risk of settling over time.

✅Blown-in insulation also provides additional noise-dampening qualities.

✅It acts as a second v***r barrier, preventing water infiltration, mold, and mildew.

Blown Fiberglass or Cellulose?

Fiberglass insulation's tightly spun fibers make it far less dusty than cellulose, making it cleaner and safer for your family and pets. Fiberglass is fire retardant and will not attract insects or rodents the same as cellulose being that cellulose is made from recycled paper products. Fiberglass insulation allows for less air infiltration, and settles less making it a great product for the lifetime of the home.

Insulation removal, sanitizing and air sealing are the most important steps prior to installing new insulation in attics with rodent damage.
Call Angler’s Attic Insulation for a free attic inspection today 817-727-0424.

Removal of old insulation prior to installing new insulation is the biggest question that we are asked and the answer is NO!
Contaminated insulation from pests, water, smoke, mold, or moisture are the only reasons removal is necessary. Blowing over the preexisting insulation to increase your R-value will save you tons on the install cost!

Open cell foam sealed the deal with this attic to office space conversion.

R60 signifies as the highest level of
insulation and is recommended for homeowners who are looking for maximum energy efficiency and comfort in their home. Call us today to discuss how to get maximum efficiency in your home.

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Attic vents allow Summer heat out, but don't prevent Winter cold from getting in, and with Tx home builders not required to insulate exposed plumbing puts you at risk for busted pipes and expensive water damage. Call us today for a free attic inspection Angler’s Attic Insulation 817-727-0424

Insulation is measured by an R-value – the higher the R-value, the greater the insulating capacity of the material. Colder temperatures require higher R-value insulation to ensure that less heat is lost through the roof of your home. In addition, insulation will also help keep the cool air inside during the warm weather.

Hot air rises, just like your energy bill will do if your attic is poorly insulated. A poorly insulated attic can result in 25% heat loss in fall and winter—that's 25 percent of your average heating costs going toward energy that won't even heat your home.

Angler's insulation would like to thank the church of the nazarene in Bowie TX for the opportunity to insulate the new & preexisting church structures.

Angler’s Attic Insulation is happy to be a sponsor for Green Valley Elementary for the annual fun run!

Proper insulation reduces heat transfer, keeping your home cooler during the scorching summers and warmer during the colder months. This means your HVAC system works more efficiently, consuming less energy and saving money.

Insulating between floors blocks ambient sound from traveling. You also reduce the space in which joists & floorboards can vibrate reducing vibration noise.

Angler’s Insulation would like to wish all of our customers, friends and family a Happy Thanksgiving.

Angler’s Attic Insulation would like to thank all the men and women in the armed forces for their service and support.

The difference between spray foam insulation and blown-in fiberglass insulation lies in their materials. Spray foam is a liquid chemical, while fiberglass is made from 20% to 30% recycled glass. Because spray foam releases environmental toxins, fiberglass is definitely the greener choice. Fiberglass also lasts at least 20 years longer, and does not shrink or degrade over time.