Testimonials
- "Not only did they reduce the air flow in my home by 30%, they helped me take advantage of the financial benefits available from the tax credits. I have already recommended them to my friends." Rich and Judy
- "The house is noticeably warmer even in colder temperatures. Even more than that, the dangerous masses of ice that use to form on the back of our house are gone." Mike and Jennifer
- "The cellulose insulation has made a tremendous difference. The temperature is constant and the HVAC runs more efficiently." Rich
- "Thank you for installing the cellulose insulation in my home. The savings has been great! We have already decided that we will be using the money we are saving to install new doors and windows this year! You will be hearing from us soon!" Amy and Bob
- "I was very impressed by the fact that my installation was completed in such a timely and cost effective manner. You and your employees are very professional and courteous. Your attention to detail really shows in your work. Additionally, I would say the insulation is making a difference in my monthly bills. Thank You!" Stephen
- I would like to report that, since our installation last December, the results of the cellulose insulation have, indeed, exceeded my expectations. So far this year, we have experienced at least a 1/3 reduction in our monthly energy costs. Needless to say, I feel the investment in the product was well worth it!" Melissa and Jason
Start Saving Energy and Money with Cellulose Attic Insulation
The U.S. Department of Energy found that over 45 million homes in the United States are UNDER-insulated. Is your home one of them? In fact, if your home was built before 1980 there is an 80% chance that it is not insulated to government standards.
You lose 40% of your home’s energy through your ceiling due to conduction, convection and radiation. In the summer, sun radiates heat to your roof. Your roof radiates heat to your ceiling. The heat is conducted through your ceiling and radiates into your home. In the winter, convection causes warm air to rise. Heat is conducted from the warm air to your ceiling. Heat is conducted through your ceiling to the attic. Convection causes warm air to rise and the heat is lost.
Installing Long cellulose insulation in your home can help you save money on energy bills, make your home safer and healthier for your family – all while you help the environment by reducing your carbon footprint.
Cellulose vs. Fiberglass – Which is the Better Choice?
In numerous national studies cellulose insulation proved superior to traditional fiberglass insulation in all categories – seasonal performance, air infiltration, R-value and energy savings.
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Reinforcing Existing Fiberglass with Cellulose
Long cellulose insulation can be installed in newly constructed homes as well as existing structures that have
inadequate levels of insulation. Long Insulation offers an excellent retrofit option for existing homes. Adding a
layer of Long Insulation to homes with existing fiberglass insulation has been shown to not only add conductive
efficiency, or R-value, to the home, but it also restores the R-value fiberglass loses in extremely cold or hot
weather.
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U.S. Department of Energy Insulation Recommendations
The DOE’s recommendation depends on the climate zone in which your home is located. Maryland, DC and
Virginia fall into the zone that recommends insulation with an R-value range of 38-60. The higher the R-value the
better protected you are.
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The Greener Choice
Long Insulation is a premium cellulose insulation product that is made from up to 85% recycled materials. This
environmentally-sound attic insulation product also uses one-fifth the energy required to make fiberglass and
generates one-fifth the carbon dioxide, which reduces your carbon footprint.
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Fire Safety and Health Concerns
Unlike traditional fiberglass insulation, Long Insulation helps keep your home safer and healthier. Cellulose
insulation when exposed to a direct flame chars but does not ignite –making it up to 50% more fire-resistant than
fiberglass. Cellulose insulation also does not have the dangerous volatile organic compounds that fiberglass is
believed to contain.
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Request a free, no obligation in-home consultation and estimate today or call us at
1-800-417-LONG (5664).
It is highly unlikely that any defects in material and workmanship will arise in the future; however, if a defect does occur, the defective part will be repaired or replaced by Long Fence and Home. We stand behind all the work we do.
Long Fence and Home is a home improvement and remodeling company serving clients in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC. Contact us for a free estimate on your home improvement or remodeling project.
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