Speaking of Green

Learn how to install cellulose over existing fiberglass insulation.

Get the truth on these top misconceptions about cellulose insulation.

Sidewall cavities are the second-biggest area of heat escape. Use this step-by-step guide for proper installation of sidewall applications.

Fiberglass and cellulose are two of the most common insulation materials, but which option is best for your home?

A lot of remodel and repair professionals tell us they like to work with cellulose insulation because it’s safer to install.

We get that a lot. What it means is “Resistance-value,” and the number after the R tells how well a material keeps heat from flowing through it.

While many people think about insulating for the winter, somehow they forget its importance for the summer.

The thermal performance, sound control and fire resistance that cellulose insulation like Greenfiber provides help builders create quality.

You can install Greenfiber yourself by following a few easy steps.

Here’s the bottom line: cellulose insulation outperforms other insulations, keeping homes cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.