Insulation Contractors Minneapolis-St. Paul
Insulation Company Minneapolis-St. Paul. The insulation services we offer are effective for buildings, homes, and businesses in both the winter and summer months. Our insulation experts can work with you to determine exactly what type of insulation is needed for your residence or business.
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Twin Cities Insulation Services
Spray Foam Insulation
Foam Board Insulation
Blown In insulation
Batt Insulation
Room Soundproofing
Air Sealing
Ventilation
Ice Dam Removal
Insulation Removal
We use the most up-to-date technology for energy efficiency
Our energy-efficient insulation services are the most up-to-date technology for high, medium, and low-temperature range homes that are airtight and energy-efficient. It’s incredibly important to have airtight insulation when it comes to energy efficiency for your business or home. Air infiltration is the leading cause of poorly insulated homes, which can lead to high energy bills and wasted money.
You can trust our experienced insulation contractors to get the job done right the first time, every time. We know how important it is for you to have a properly insulated home or commercial building.
That’s why we do everything in our power to help you choose the best insulation solution for your needs while providing the utmost quality of service. You can trust that our certified insulation professionals will be on time and treat your business or family with respect and provide a clean work area when they’re finished installing insulation products in your home or office space.
Reasons to choose us
With Twin Cities Insulation, you’ll get the best insulation services in the Minneapolis, St. Paul area that are tailored to your home or building’s needs and backed by years of experience. We pride ourselves on being a local business so our customers can always come directly to the owners for any questions or concerns they have about their jobs. And we stand by our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee to make sure you get the quality services you deserve.
We offer a full line of insulation services. We are on the cutting edge of green technology so our customers can get the most energy-efficient insulation available, whether it’s in your attic, crawl space, walls, or more. This will not only save you money on your bills but will also help stop drafts and keep your home warmer during changing weather conditions.
We have experience working with both homes and businesses to ensure that every job gets completed quickly without sacrificing quality. Our professionals use top-grade materials on every job so you know your project is finished correctly the first time around.
Frequently Ask Questions
It depends! Every type of insulation has it’s pros and cons. When you’re looking for attic insulation, you want to consider moisture and mold resistance. Typically most homes benefit the most from some type of spray foam insulation. However, not all spray foams are alike (as if you weren’t already confused!). Read on about the different types of insulation to get a better understanding of what they each accomplish and why you might prefer one over another.
There are five main types or categories of insulation: spray, blown, batt or rolls, rigid foam board, and radiant barrier. You may have heard of only some of these, but most of us have seen most of these types of insulation and not known the differences. Click on our services pages to learn about all the different types of insulation and why you might choose one over another.
Most of us are familiar with fiberglass batts or rolls, blown in insulation, and maybe have heard of spray foam insulation. Though batts and loose fill or blown in insulation can be effective, they certainly have their downsides. For example, they have lower r-values than spray foam or rigid board, so you need more of it to achieve whatever r-value you’re hoping for. Also, they are messy. Loose fill and batts can be bad for breathing and can spread around easily. They can also make an area unusable, as you can’t walk on loose fill or fiberglass bats, and want to avoid rubbing up against them. This is why the best types of insulation are closed-cell spray foam or rigid foam board, more specifically, Ecoguard. These types cost a little more but never settle or degrade, can bump shoulders without hurting you, and are mold and moisture resistant.
Insulation varies in cost based on type of insulation used, the condition of the space where it will be applied, the size of the space, and the desired R-value. In general, insulation from least expensive to most expensive are: batts or rolls, foam board, blown in cellulose or fiberglass, spray foam, and the most expensive type is SIPS or Structural Insulated Panels.
The short answer is, you can do it but it will cost you a lot of time and effort. The long answer is, you can diy attic insulation, but it’s a big project and if done improperly you will end up spending more time and money repairing it instead of letting a qualified installer take care of all aspects (cleaning, removal of old insulation, proper air sealing, install, and ventilation). Each home is unique and if you don’t have the right equipment to run water and thermal tests on your space, you will likely miss something in a DIY project that could cost you in water damage, mold, or lost energy costs down the road. Other unforseen issues can be improperly checking your electrical work that will go under your insulation. If you have an old home with knob and tube or other outdated wiring, you can increase the chance of fire in your home. Unless you’re extremely handy, let the experts take care of this one and keep everyone safe!
Some of us have homes so old that the walls either have no insulation, or old newspapers! The best insulation for walls is something that can be easily applied with little damage to the type of wall you have. Usually blown-in or spray foam is best for hard-to-reach areas. If it’s a new build, fiberglass batts are the most common and best option for walls, as there is typically less concern for moisture in walls than in attics.
R-value recommendations for attic insulation vary based on location, but most insulation contractors will recommend anywhere between R-33 and R-49 for an attic or ceiling space, with the most common recommendation being R-38. The amount of inches of insulation needed to achieve this varies by insulation type, with fewer inches for spray foam and more for blown-in cellulose.
Though the number can vary from house to house, many homeowners are surprised to find a 30% decreaase in their utility bills for heating and cooling after insulating. They also enjoy the increase of comfort on all levels of the home, with a shortened amount of time needed to heat or cool a specific space.
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If you’re looking to improve your home’s insulation for a more comfortable living environment, we can help. We offer expert services that will provide the insulation and protection needed from the elements outside of your home or business.
Twin Cities Insulation has been providing quality insulation services for many years. We have many satisfied customers and can help you with all of your insulating needs.
When it comes to insulation, we have the materials and expertise you need.