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- CLChalette LoyMar 24, 20255.0This looks like a recycling warehouse. Brought scrap paper here today. So it's probably not an installation place unless it's recycling the materials for insulation But they are open at 7:30 in the morning
- TGT “Tctoys” GOct 31, 20215.0Really good people there all good still good
- SBScott BickettJan 29, 20205.0I've been a insulation contractor for over 31 yrs. In all that time I have rarely found a product insofar as cellulose as high a quality as champions. It blows well..its coverage is spot on..its not overly dusty like other manufacturers. It's a good product that we are proud to use in our business.its a great value!
- JRJane Do (RoVge)Jan 14, 20205.0Best supplier of cellulose and other building materials...loyal, consistently superb. This company in lomira WI has well developed history of creating sustainable quality construction. Cost effective, local interest, Midwest hospitality. Perfect customer satisfaction. I give this business a complete status as 100% reliable go-to. Also thank you for helping me on my projects. Your support was epic.
Frequently Asked Questions About Weather Blanket Insulation
What tax credits are available?
The tax law is constantly changing so for the latest information visit: http://www.energystar.gov or www.irs.gov.
Are there incentives available from my local utility company?
Local utility companies, especially ones generating the power from coal-fired plants, are being encouraged by various federal and state initiatives to support consumers and businesses to implement energy saving programs. Check with your local utility company’s website or local office to find out what incentives are available in your area.
What do I need to do to qualify for these incentives?
Each program of incentives will provide the requirements. Make sure you understand them before beginning your work.
Where can I find information on other energy-saving opportunities?
A good source for energy-saving tips is the Energy Star program website from the US Government at: www.energystar.gov.
How much more insulation should I install?
Each area of the country has different recommended R-values for insulation. Click on this map (link map to the savings calculator page) to find out the recommended R-values for your area and use our insulation calculator to see your potential savings.
How do I know the R-value of my current insulation?
Every product has a different R-value so make sure you read the packaging carefully.
As a rule of thumb, if you have six inches or less in the attic, it would be smart to add more insulation. Use this map to determine what total R-value is recommended for your area.
You can always add more insulation in the attic on top of the existing insulation to achieve even more energy savings and comfort. Use our insulation calculator (link the text insulation calculator to the savings calculator page) to see how much you can save.
Do I have to take out the insulation that is already there?
Not necessarily, since adding more insulation has a cumulative impact on the overall R-value. In the attic, if the insulation is old or not securely in place in the case of both products, it might make sense to remove it and fill in with fresh blown-in Cellulose insulation. You can also just blow in new insulation on top of the existing insulation and improve the overall quality and R-value.
In walls, it is possible for contractors to install the new insulation in a manner that compresses existing insulation in the wall cavity and completely seal the wall cavity with performance-enhancing cellulose insulation.
How do I find a contractor?
There are several sources to find contractors in your area including your local utility company, the Yellow Pages, or Cellulose insulation manufacturer.
Do I need a vapor retarder?
With cellulose insulation we do not recommend a vapor retarder unless there is extremely cold weather or a high humidity area such as a pool or a spa. However, many building codes do require an air barrier or vapor retarder to be installed. Check your local building codes for compliance.
How much money can I save installing more insulation?
For a general idea on how much you could save on your utility bills by increasing your insulation use our savings calculator.
What tax credits are available for insulation installation?
Tax credits for insulation installation change frequently; for current details, visit http://www.energystar.gov or www.irs.gov.
Are there any incentives from local utility companies for energy-saving projects?
Local utility companies may offer incentives for energy-saving initiatives. Check your local utility company's website or office to learn about available programs.
How can I qualify for energy-saving incentives?
Qualification requirements vary by program. Review each incentive's guidelines before starting your project.
Where can I find more information on energy-saving opportunities?
Visit the Energy Star program website at www.energystar.gov for comprehensive energy-saving tips and resources.
How much more insulation should I install for optimal savings?
Recommended insulation R-values depend on your region. Use the provided map and insulation calculator on our website to determine the appropriate R-value and potential savings.
How do I determine the R-value of my current insulation?
Check the product packaging for R-value information. Generally, if your attic has six inches or less of insulation, adding more can improve comfort and energy savings.
Do I need to remove existing insulation before adding new insulation?
Not necessarily. Adding new insulation over existing material can increase overall R-value, but removal may be advised if old insulation is damaged or improperly installed.
How can I find a qualified insulation contractor?
You can find contractors through your local utility company, the Yellow Pages, or cellulose insulation manufacturers.
What is the address and contact information for Weather Blanket Insulation?
Weather Blanket Insulation is located at 1249 S Hickory St, Fond Du Lac, WI 54937, US. You can contact them at +1 920-214-5810 or email gday@weatherblanket.com.
What nearby places can I visit around Weather Blanket Insulation?
Nearby places include Champion Insulation (a home improvement store and contractor), Badgerland Supply (a building supply and hardware store), and Fond Du L.Ac. OHV park-mx track (a local park and arena). These locations might be useful for additional materials or recreation before or after your visit.
Are there nearby recycling or waste management facilities near Weather Blanket Insulation?
Yes, Waste Management and the Fond du Lac Transfer Station provide garbage collection and recycling services nearby, convenient for managing waste from insulation projects.
What local services related to construction and industrial work are near Weather Blanket Insulation?
Nearby industrial and construction services include Nemesis Metals (metal supplier and fabricator), Muthig Industries Inc (machine shop), and Marchant Schmidt Inc (industrial manufacturing). These could support related project needs.