Batt Fiberglass Insulation
If you need a batt insulation company in Boise, Idaho or a surrounding area, Big City Insulation of Idaho can help. We work with homeowners and builders/contractors to install fiberglass batt insulation in both new and existing homes.
Because Big City Insulation of Idaho is part of the Installed Building Products family of companies, you can be assured that we will provide a variety of products and installation services with one goal in mind: to make your life easier. We offer free estimates, the expertise and resources, and more with a friendly and experienced team.
For more information about our batt fiberglass insulation services, contact Big City Insulation today by calling 208-488-4962 or by contacting us online.
Insulating Your Home with Batts
Batt insulation comes in pre-cut panels and is typically made of fiberglass. It’s one of the most common forms of insulation available. Batts can be installed in various areas, such as the attic and walls.
If you’re in the Boise area, Big City Insulation of Idaho is a good name to know! We have experience installing batts in both existing homes and new homes being constructed, and our professionals use quality fiberglass insulation from the industry’s leading manufacturers.
To learn more about the batt insulation process, contact us by calling 208-488-4962 or by contacting us online.
Benefits of Batt Insulation
One of the greatest benefits of insulating your home is that your home can become more energy-efficient. Batt insulation is commonly used to insulate walls, ceilings, and attics. If you’re unhappy with your existing insulation’s performance and you’re interested in batt insulation, we can also remove insulation and install batt insulation in your space.
Part of the effectiveness of batt insulation is that since it is made out of fiberglass, it is naturally fire-retardant throughout its life. Along with that, it can also reduce the level of noise coming into your home, since it is naturally a sound dampener.
In addition to batt insulation, we offer other insulation materials:
- Cellulose (blown-in): Cellulose is an environmentally friendly insulation material. It is made up of mostly recycled material and takes less energy to make than other insulation materials. Cellulose can be installed in any area of a home.
- Fiberglass (batts and blown-in): Fiberglass is made of small glass fibers. Often installed in attics, it can also be used to effectively insulate walls and crawl spaces.
- Rigid Board: Rigid board is mainly used for new construction; these boards are sturdy and water vapor–resistant.
- Rockwool: Rockwool is mainly used in new construction or retrofit projects; it’s constructed of rocks and minerals spun into small, tightly packed fibers. Because it’s temperature-resistant, this is typically blown into attics and crawlspaces.
We typically install insulation in all new areas of homes, including:
- Attics
- Basements
- Ceilings
- Crawl spaces
- Walls
To learn more about the benefits and to get started, contact us by calling 208-488-4962 or by contacting us online.
Choose Big City of Idaho for Your Batt Insulation
When it comes to batt insulation, there is only one company to keep in mind for the Boise, ID area. With our experienced and dedicated staff that is ready to serve you, you can rest assured that you’ve come to the right place for expert installation of residential or commercial insulation for a variety of applications.
For more information or to schedule your batt insulation service in Boise, ID contact the experts of Big City Insulation of Idaho today by calling 208-488-4962 or by contacting us online.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Difference Between Batt and Blown-In Insulation?
Batt insulation comes in pre-cut panels, and is one of the most common forms of insulation available. It resembles a blanket. “Blow-in” refers to a method of installation—blown-in, or blow-in, insulation is installed with a special blowing device. Blown-in insulation comes in loose-fill form and because of this, better fits irregular and hard-to-reach areas. Read more about batt vs. blown-in insulation »
What Is Blanket Insulation?
One of the most commonly installed types of insulation, blanket insulation comes in the form of batts or rolls. Batt insulation is available in pre-cut panels. Roll insulation comes with and without facing, and continuous rolls can be cut and trimmed to fit the space you need to fill. Batts and rolls are often made of fiberglass but can also be made from mineral (rock and slag) and other materials.
