ECOBATT Insulation
Knauf EcoBatt™ Insulation doesn’t look like any insulation you’ve ever seen, but that’s because its natural brown color represents a level of sustainability never before achieved.
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It will protect your home from air and moisture intrusion, help as a sound barrier, and act as a pest inhibitor. It is used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications and is applied directly to all types of construction materials, from wood to steel to masonry and concrete.
With so many kinds of insulation products available on the market, it’s hard to know which one is best for your home. We’re here to help you make the right decision.
By now, you've probably done the research and already know that spray foam insulation is a great heat barrier, but what you may NOT already know is that is can also stop the flow of air keeping your home from leaking air. This helps to not only keep the air in your home more comfortable, but it also contributes to lowering energy bills.
ICYNENE INSULATION
Spray Foam Insulation is the most efficient type of insulation. Spray foam insulation, correctly applied, will completely seal the building envelope which strengthens your home.
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The color comes from ECOSE™ Technology, a revolutionary, new sustainable binder born from five years of intensive research. Made from rapidly renewable organic materials rather than petroleum-based chemicals commonly used in other insulation products, ECOSE Technology reduces binder embodied energy by up to 70%, and does not contain phenol, formaldehyde, acrylics or artificial colors used to make traditional fiberglass insulation.
EcoBatt Insulation combines sand, one of the world’s most abundant and renewable resources, post-consumer recycled bottle glass and ECOSE Technology to create the next generation of sustainable insulation…naturally from Knauf.
CleanSpace Crawl Space Encapsulation
Don’t put up with a damp, nasty crawl space that smells bad! These conditions can cause mold to grow and wood to rot, resulting in structural damage as well as harmful airborne mold spores.
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