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Cellulose Insulation

Many Michigan homes lose heat through the attic without homeowners realizing it. Cellulose insulation helps slow that heat loss, reduce drafts, and keep indoor temperatures more consistent.

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Cellulose fills voids and improves overall energy efficiency

WHY CHOOSE PRO HOME IMPROVEMENT?

Experienced cellulose insulation installation focused on comfort, efficiency, and long-term performance for your home

Cellulose insulation can be a solid option for homes that feel drafty or uneven from room to room. The key is how it’s installed. Before we add anything, our team looks at the attic space, checks what insulation is already there, and identifies where air is moving when it shouldn’t be.

From there, we install cellulose insulation at the proper depth and make sure it’s spread evenly across the attic floor, including around framing and obstacles. When combined with air sealing and proper ventilation, this approach helps stabilize indoor temperatures and avoid the hot and cold spots many homeowners deal with.

What You Can Expect

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Step 1

Attic Evaluation

We inspect the attic space to assess the existing insulation and identify gaps, drafts, or other problem areas that may be affecting comfort and energy efficiency.

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Step 2

Preparation & Air Sealing

Before installing the cellulose insulation, we address and seal air leaks and prepare the attic floor to ensure the insulation performs its best once installed.

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Step 3

Cellulose Installation

Cellulose insulation is blown in evenly to reach the required depth. We focus on consistent coverage, making sure corners, edges, and open areas aren’t missed or left thin.

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Step 4

Final Inspection & Review

After installation, we double-check coverage and airflow. We’ll review what was done, answer questions, and make sure everything looks and performs the way it should.

DEDICATED TO THE HIGHEST QUALITY Cellulose Insulation MATERIALS

With proper installation and depth, cellulose keeps the home warmer but still allows attic ventilation.
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Dense-Pack Cellulose

Dense-pack cellulose insulation helps reduce air movement and improve thermal performance in attic spaces with irregular framing or gaps.

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Loose-Fill Cellulose

Loose-fill cellulose spreads evenly across attic floors. It sinks down into gaps and corners, helping fill voids and improve overall insulation coverage.

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Recycled Fiber Composition

Cellulose insulation is made from recycled materials like newspaper, cardboard, and office paper, offering effective insulation performance while supporting environmentally conscious building practices.

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Treated for Durability

Cellulose insulation is treated to resist pests, mold, and moisture in attic environments. This treatment supports long-term performance—key for Michigan’s changing climate.

THE DETAILS FOR EXPERTLY CRAFTED Cellulose Insulation

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Even Attic Floor Coverage

Proper installation is critical to ensure consistent coverage across the attic floor, fill gaps and voids, and prevent thin spots that can lead to drafts, air movement, and heat loss.

Air sealing is a critical step for preventing air leakage.

Airflow Control

Cellulose insulation helps trap and slow air movement through the attic, preventing conditioned air from escaping and improving comfort—especially when it’s paired with effective air sealing.

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Ventilation Awareness

While heat loss is bad, ventilation is still critical. Insulation is installed without blocking ventilation paths, helping protect the roof structure and manage moisture year-round.

THE BENEFITS OF WORKING WITH PRO HOME IMPROVEMENT

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Improved Indoor Comfort

Homes with uneven insulation often feel drafty or inconsistent. Cellulose helps even things out, making rooms feel more comfortable during both winter cold and summer heat.

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Better Energy Performance

By slowing heat loss and reducing uncontrolled air movement, insulation helps heating and cooling systems cycle more normally instead of running nonstop.

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Sound Dampening Benefits

Cellulose is dense enough to help soften outside noise and limit sound traveling between floors, which many homeowners notice right away.

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Long-Term Value

Insulation upgrades don’t just help today. When done correctly, they support lower energy use over time and improve overall home performance.

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Safety Overview

A Commitment to Safety Excellence

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Careful Installation Practices

Work is performed methodically to reduce the risk of injury and protect your roof’s structure.

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Proper Equipment Use

Our crews are trained on the proper use of the appropriate tools and protective equipment.

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Clean Work Areas

PHI job sites are always kept clean, safe, and organized throughout the entire project.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What type of home services do you provide?

We provide the full spectrum of residential construction services for our Michigan customers. We provide roofing, siding, gutters, attic ventilation, and insulation services designed to improve comfort, efficiency, and overall home performance.

2. What cellulose insulation materials are most efficient for Michigan conditions?

Dense-pack and loose-fill cellulose insulation perform well in Michigan homes when installed properly and paired with effective air sealing. These materials sink into gaps and voids, filling them evenly to improve the home’s overall efficiency.

3. How long does cellulose insulation last?

When it’s installed correctly, cellulose insulation can perform effectively for decades with minimal maintenance. The main concern is excessive moisture, but our systems are installed with proper ventilation in mind to prevent moisture build-up.

4. Does cellulose insulation help with air leaks?

On its own, cellulose isn’t a complete solution for air leaks. While it can slow the transfer of air, it must be combined with proper air sealing throughout the space to perform at its best.

5. Is cellulose insulation safe for homes?

Yes. Cellulose insulation is a recycled material made from paper goods and treated for fire resistance, pests, moisture, and durability, and it’s commonly used in residential applications thanks to its efficiency and safe nature.

6. Can cellulose insulation be added over existing insulation?

In many cases, yes, we can install cellulose over existing insulation. We evaluate existing insulation to determine whether adding cellulose is appropriate. If the existing insulation is in poor condition and will prevent the new cellulose from reaching the proper depth, it should be removed.

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