Hill's Home and Commercial Insulation

Cellulose can be applied using several techniques: • Loose-fill/blown-in: Ideal for attics and open spaces; installed using a machine. • Dense-pack: Packed tightly into wall cavities to reduce settling and increase air sealing. • Spray-applied (wet-spray): A damp version used during new construction to adhere to surfaces before drywall installation.

With an R-value ranging from R-3.2 to R-3.8 per inch, cellulose performs as well as—or better than—fiberglass. Dense-pack cellulose also provides superior air sealing and excellent soundproofing capabilities.

Yes. Though it’s paper-based, cellulose insulation is treated with fire-resistant chemicals that allow it to meet a Class 1 fire rating, making it a safe choice for residential and commercial use.

While traditional loose-fill cellulose may experience minor settling, dense-pack and stabilized installations are designed to stay firmly in place. Professional installation ensures long-term performance.

Yes. Thanks to its high density, cellulose insulation is particularly effective at absorbing sound and minimizing noise transfer through walls and floors.

For most people, yes. It doesn’t contain fiberglass or harsh chemicals that can irritate skin or lungs. It’s also treated to resist mold, pests, and fire. However, those with sensitivities should consult an expert before installation.

When installed correctly and kept dry, cellulose insulation can maintain its effectiveness for 30 years or more.

Definitely, cellulose is perfect for retrofitting because it can be blown into existing walls without requiring major demolition or renovation work.

Hill's Home and Commercial Insulation offers residential, commercial, and insulation services for remodels and upgrades, specializing in cellulose insulation.

The cellulose insulation is primarily made from recycled paper, mostly old newspapers, treated with safe, non-toxic fire retardants like borate to deter pests and prevent mold.

Yes, cellulose insulation is made from up to 85% recycled content and requires less energy to produce compared to materials like fiberglass or spray foam, making it very environmentally friendly.

With R-values ranging from 3.2 to 3.8 per inch, cellulose insulation performs as well as or better than fiberglass and offers excellent air sealing and soundproofing when dense-packed.

Installation methods include loose-fill/blown-in for attics, dense-pack for walls to reduce settling, and wet-spray for new construction before drywall installation.

Yes, cellulose insulation is treated with fire-resistant chemicals and meets a Class 1 fire rating, ensuring safety for residential and commercial buildings.

They are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

Payment can be made by cash or check.

Yes, Milano's Pizza and Tamales Delish are nearby restaurants where customers can enjoy pizza or diner-style meals before or after their insulation service appointments.

Nearby automotive services include K and S Tires and Wheels, Emanuel Tire Shop, Auto World for repairs, and Poe Motors for car sales, convenient if you need vehicle assistance around your insulation project.

Esslinger Hardware and Seven Points Mobile Home & RV Supply and Home Repairs are close by and offer various hardware and home supply items that might complement your insulation projects.