Wrap Your Home in a "Green" Blanket of Cellulose Insulation

Improving the insulation in your home is one of the most effective and affordable ways to reduce energy loss and cut home heating and cooling costs. Some insulation materials are more effective than others, but only one - cellulose insulation - helps reduce the impact on the environment while lowering your home energy costs.

Cellulose insulation provides both great value and great performance, including the highest R-value per inch, excellent fire retardant capabilities and exceptional sound control. Plus, cellulose is one of the greenest building products in the world today.

By comparison, the most widely used insulation material, conventional fiberglass batts, offer limited performance and uses extensive resources to manufacture.

Good for your home, good for the planet

Cellulose insulation is made from recycled newsprint and other paper sources, paper that might otherwise end up in landfills, releasing greenhouse gases as it decomposed. Cellulose has the highest level of recycled content in the insulation industry - up to 82% - and takes less energy to make than any other insulation material.

A & A Services' recommends the use of cellulose insulation

National Fiber, a cellulose manufacturer, based in Belchertown, Massachusetts, sells the best quality cellulose insulation on the market. They are totally committed to quality by using unused newspaper, meaning the ones that don't sell, and 100% natural borates. Other products that use this same mineral are cosmetics, eye solutions, and water softeners.