If you need to insulate your home, you’ve probably been doing your research about the different types and other information. Wondering if insulation can be reused?
Can Insulation Be Recycled?
When installed by professionals, cellulose can be completely recovered and reused on site, leaving hardly any excess material to go to waste. Special machines used in the blown-in process allow extra material to be vacuumed up and blown back in on site or salvaged for future installation.
Learn more from the Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association »
The fact that cellulose is recycled isn’t the only reason it’s one of the most environmentally friendly insulation materials.
Eco-Friendly Insulation: Cellulose
- Is made of up to 80 to 85 percent recycled material.
- Takes less energy to make than other insulation materials.
- Consists of consumer paper products, which are tied to responsible forestry management and a renewable resource of planted trees.
Any insulation material will help you reduce your energy bills and the carbon footprint of your home (which has a positive impact on the environment), but if you want the most eco-friendly insulation, considering installing cellulose insulation.
Fiberglass Insulation
Fiberglass insulation is another material that can be reused after the initial installation and is recyclable. It can be removed easily and put back in place. Fiberglass can also be reclaimed from demolition debris and recycled into a new product.
Learn more from the North American Insulation Manufacturers Association»
Fiberglass insulation also contains a relatively high amount of recycled content and is very effective at helping you save money and live more comfortably.
Insulation Installers in Cincinnati, OH
Whether you need to install fiberglass or cellulose insulation, Mooney & Moses Insulation has you covered. Our Cincinnati insulation company helps local homeowners save money and live more comfortably year after year.
Contact us to learn more about what we do or to get a free estimate on your insulation project in Cincinnati!
