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Insulation Installer
updated: Jan 02, 2011, 2:35 PM
I am looking for an insulation installer to insulate an attic.
I'm considering foam or batts from cellulose, recycled denim or fiberglass.
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COMMENT 132648
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2011-01-02 02:46 PM |
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Broken Drum Insulation
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BECKY
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2011-01-02 03:12 PM |
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Don't have a recommendation, but do have advice, based only on my own experiences... Avoid the cellulose, as it breaks down more quickly than the other choices.
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COMMENT 132662
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2011-01-02 03:23 PM |
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Santa Barbara Insulation
(805) 963-0299 Ask for Greg or David
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COMMENT 132760
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2011-01-02 08:20 PM |
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Broken Drum Insulation. They can install it cheaper than you can buy it at Home Depot. Gary is the owner and you will be pleasantly surprised at the cost.
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COMMENT 132820P
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2011-01-03 07:48 AM |
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I seem to work with Broken Drum a lot and they do a good job. However, I've noticed an increase in people using the Icynene (sp?) spray on insulation. It is cleaner and does a better job of insulating your home. They have a local office.
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COMMENT 132906
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2011-01-03 10:41 AM |
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Pacific Coast Home Solutions
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COMMENT 134977
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2011-01-10 07:30 AM |
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Thank you for your suggestions!
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COMMENT 143262
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2011-02-05 11:16 AM |
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Went with Broken Drum. They arrived a bit early and finished early. They were professional and did not leave a mess. Our home is much warmer! Gary was great. He came to our home and gave us an estimate within 15 minutes. He also informed us of the rebate you can receive from the gas company (15 cents/sq ft).
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