AES Installs Cellulose Insulation which can cut your heating and cooling bills by as much as 40%

Why Choose Cellulose Insulation? The insulation you put in your home is an important decision, as it maintains your comfort through summer and winter while keeping your utility bills low by reducing the amount of energy needed to keep your home at a constant temperature. Insulation does it's job in part through what is called an R-Factor which when mutiplied by the insulation thickness in inches give you the total R-value for the installed insulation. Contact a Consultant Today for your FREE Energy Survey! 800-331-3139 Recycled Cellulose - Cellulose insulation is environmentally friendly, made of 80-85% recycled newsprint. The manufacturing process of the cellulose insulation uses one-fifth the energy of fiberglass and generates virtually zero emissions. Our insulation is the only building material in your home that is commonly treated with fire retardants. The result is expectional insulation that meets or exceeds required fire safety standards and helps protect you and your family. Air Quality Concerns - Many common building materials release and/or contain fairly dangerous substances. For example, fiberglass insulation is listed as a potential carcinogen, containing respirable glass fibers, and potentially formaldehyde. Cellulose Insulation has none of these concerns. A Comparison of Health Concerns   Fiberglass Cellulose Microscopic, respirable glass fibers? Yes No Formaldehyde? Yes No NTP classified probable carcinogen? Yes No Specified dust-mask rating required to install? Yes No     Engineers have found that cellulose reduced air infiltration by 38% versus fiberglass, while the cellulose structure needed 26% less energy to heat. After a nine hour, overnight heat loss, the cellulose structure was seven degrees warmer than its fiberglass counterpart. The difference can be attributed to both the manner of insulation and the real world R-value performances of the two materials. Cellulose insulation is sprayed or blown into walls, where it conforms to cavities and surrounds wiring and other obstacles to create a tight , monolithic thermal barrier. Fiberglass batts, on the other hand, must be cut and pieced together, leaving gaps, voids and areas of compression.

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