When cellulose or fiberglass is the better answer

Open attics, big flat floors and tight budgets: foam is not always the answer.

For an open attic floor with plenty of headroom, blown cellulose or fiberglass is often the practical choice. It typically costs less than spray foam, goes on quickly and can be topped up later. Batts still make sense in wall cavities that are dry and easy to reach.

Foam earns its keep where air sealing matters, space is tight or moisture is a concern. If blown insulation is right for your house, we tell you so, and it is a good sign, not a lost sale.