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At iWORK iNSULATiON, we pride ourselves on providing our customers with the highest quality insulation services. We understand that when it comes to insulation, you want good quality work, but still want to stay within your budget. That's why we are the go-to contractors for all your insulation needs. We provide the highest quality materials, workmanship, and prices on the market, ensuring that your job is done right the first time and on time. Our professionalism, attention to detail, and commitment to customer satisfaction make us the best in the business. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you with your insulation needs.
FAQ/DiD YOU KNOW?
Jan 1, 2023
What is Injection Foam Insulation? How it Works, What it’s Made of ?
Injection foam is an insulation and air barrier that will seal enclosed cavities such as existing walls or floors(rim joist) against air movement. On the other hand, spray foam insulation can be used to insulate the open areas of the house including, the attic, crawl space, and rim joist. Injection foam never loses its shape in the cavity, unlike conventional insulation materials like fiberglass and cellulose. Injection foam completely fills the cavity filling in cracks and gaps when it is installed. It doesn’t settle, compress, or sag over time.
Mar 1, 2019
Does your Home Measure up?
More than 90% of U.S. homes are under-insulated! You may be paying higher energy bills than you should be. Ensure that your home is energy efficient by adding attic insulation and sealing air leaks. Half of the energy we use to heat or cool our homes can simply leak out without insulation. Does your home lack the comfort during extremely hot or cold weather? Whether it’s the cold Chicagoland winter when you need to keep warm or the hot humid summer months in Illinois when you have to keep your house cool, we can help you maintain a comfortable and clean air environment while reducing your energy bills low.
Jan 1, 2006
Did you know that bathroom exhaust vents discharging into your attic can cause mold leading to health issues ?
In fact, 60% of the attics I have been in, the bathroom vent is just installed with no vent leading to outside. Moreover, it causes water stains on your ceilings that could lead you to believe you have a roof leak. Bathroom vents should always be vented to the exterior of your home and it is required by International Residential Code (2006)
