Seal warmth in, keep chill out: Insulation - where comfort and efficiency meet, for every season.

Fiberglass insulation can be installed almost anywhere in a structure and works well as a thermal and acoustical barrier. It is available in blanket (batt or rolled) and loose-fill forms. It can also be kraft, foil, or FSK faced or unfaced.

Rigid board insulation is also known as foam board. It is one of TruTeam's most durable insulation materials. Rigid board panels are made from a dense foam that stays in place, blocks noise transfer, prevents moisture build up, and keeps outside air from entering structures. Rigid board has the same R-value as loose-fill insulation but is more compact.

Loose fill fiber insulation protects against conduction and achieves an R- value of approximately R-2.5 per inch. While it is slightly less dense than fiberglass batts, loose fill fiberglass insulation offers greater ease of installation, especially in hard-to-reach areas. Blown-in fiberglass is used in attics and pre-built wall cavities and can also be sprayed over existing insulation to increase the overall R- value.

As one of the most common and cost- effective insulation options, fiberglass batt insulation comes in easy-to-use rolls in various thicknesses. It is good insulation for attics, walls, crawl spaces, ceilings and basements. Batt insulation is lightweight and can be installed quickly and affordably by professionals. It comes with or without facing, which must be placed according to the manufacturer's specifications to resist transfer of water vapor. Both faced and unfaced varieties have an R-value from R-2.9 up to R-4.3 per inch.

Unfaced fiberglass batt insulation does not have an exterior layer of paper, so its main function is to protect against conduction. It does not offer protection from water vapor or moisture and should be paired with a vapor control layer on the exterior of the building when used on outer walls. It is the most commonly used fiberglass batt in climate zones 1, 2 and 3.

Most commonly used rigid insulation either expanded/extruded polystyrene board or polyisocyanurate board insulation. This product is mainly used as thermal insulation on concrete block walls in institutional buildings or freezer/ refrigeration units.
What does R-value mean?
An insulation's R-value reflects how much it resists heat conduction. A higher R-value means the material resists heat flow better and offers greater insulating performance. We provide quality insulation with high R- values and impressive thermal performance.