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Blown-In Insulation

Frequently Asked Questions

A professional installer in a blue Lowe’s cap installing blown-in insulation in an attic.

To get started, fill out the online form.
A project specialist will call you to schedule an in-home appointment for a professional independent installer to measure your space and assess your blown-in insulation needs.
When your measurement is complete, we’ll follow up with a quote. It’ll include product and labor along with financing options to fit your budget.
Once the installation is complete, your installer will clean up the jobsite and ensure you’re 100% satisfied.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, nine out of 10 homes in the US are underinsulated. Benefits of a properly insulated attic include:

Reduced noise from the outside
Reduced pollen, dust and insects in your home
Better humidity control
A reduction in ice-dam formation in the winter
Better regulation of the desired temperature throughout your home

For more information, visit EnergyStar.gov.

Special Financing Options*

Complete your project and stay on budget.

*Subject to credit approval.

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Professional Independent Installers

Licensed (where applicable), insured and background-checked for your peace of mind.

Product Expertise

We can answer any questions you have.

Labor Warranty

One year of protection comes standard with installation.

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Improve the Comfort of Your Home With Blown-In Insulation

Looking for a way to save on energy bills and make your home environment more comfortable overall? Using blown-in insulation in your attic is a simple way to improve your home’s insulation. If you’re considering attic insulation installation, you don’t need to worry about finding insulation companies or insulation contractors to do the job. Lowe’s is here to help with our blown-in insulation installation service. We can fill in gaps and joist and stud cavities with blown-in attic insulation, which is perfect for tight spaces.

There are two types of insulation material to choose from, and which one you choose is up to you. Cellulose insulation, made from recycled paper and treated to be fire-resistant, is the most common material used. Blown-in fiberglass insulation is melted recycled glass or sand that’s been spun into fibers and is lighter in weight than its counterpart, requiring a thicker layer to be installed. With either option, the most important factor to consider is the R-value: the insulation’s resistance to heat flow. Simply put, the colder the climate, the higher the R-value will need to be.

Wondering about blown-in installation cost? Along with the quote you’ll be provided with after the in-home measurement of the space, we also offer Special Financing options to make it even easier to stay within budget. Let Lowe’s help you combat heat loss with our blown-in insulation service today.