Crawl Space Insulation Installation in Portland, OR
Installed Building Products Portland offers quality crawl space insulation in Portland, OR.
We install different types of materials, depending on your individual preferences and project budget. Our insulation experts can easily examine your home and provide you with a free installation quote for your convenience.
“I hired IBP to insulate my home crawlspace, and I had a great experience. Their staff was really responsive, the estimator gave me a super clear assessment, and the installers were really friendly and did their job perfectly. 10/10 I would work with IBP again! -Tyler M."
IBP Portland is part of the IBP family of companies, which is the nation’s second-largest insulation supplier. We have a wide selection of insulation products available for all our valued customers.
In fact, there are many great reasons to consider hiring us for your next insulation project.
Top-quality brands: We have products from top-performing brands like Owens Corning.
Many insulation products: We offer fiberglass, cellulose and spray foam insulation to ensure you always find the product that you need.
Why Insulating Crawl Spaces Is Important in Portland
Portland’s rainy climate can result in excess moisture entering your crawl space. Without adequate insulation and ventilation, that moisture could cause serious damage to your home.
Installing insulation between the subfloor and the floor joists will act as a vapor barrier to prevent moisture damage. It will also provide a nice barrier to keep your indoor temperature from being affected by the cold outdoor temperature during the winter months.
There are other benefits that adding insulation to your crawl space can provide.
Lower energy bills
More comfortable indoor temperature
Better indoor humidity control
Better indoor air quality
How Installing Crawl Space Insulation Can Help
Insulating crawl spaces can be highly beneficial for all homeowners. We offer different insulation materials, including fiberglass and spray foam, to ensure you can choose the ideal option for your space and budget.
If you have a ventilated crawl space, it’s common to insulate the space between your floor joists and subfloor. However, if your crawl space is unventilated, it’s best to insulate the walls. If you’re unsure whether your attic is properly ventilated, one of our insulation experts will be more than happy to assess it for you.
Appropriate insulation can do wonders for keeping your crawl space dry.
Reduces condensation
Blocks moisture transfer
Prevents intrusion of outdoor humidity
Allows for better temperature control
Expert Crawl Space Insulation Company
Our experienced team can install insulation in your crawl space to help you take hold of more energy savings for your home.
We’ll ensure an adequate amount of insulation gets put between the subfloor and your floor joists to offer superior protection. A member of our team will first come out and thoroughly assess your crawl space to provide a free installation quote.
Call IBP Portland for Crawl Space Insulation in the Portland, OR, Area
IBP Portland is your go-to expert for top-quality insulation in Portland and throughout Multnomah County.
We’re a part of the Installed Building Products family of companies, which gives us access to a large selection of products at affordable pricing. We’re more than happy to provide you with a free installation estimate for your utmost convenience.
If you want superior crawl space insulation in Portland, phone our professionals at IBP Portland now for assistance.
FAQs
What’s the difference between open-cell and closed-cell spray foam insulation?
Open-cell insulation is perfect for dampening outside noises and is a popular choice for interior walls. Closed-cell insulation is a denser material that’s more moisture-resistant, making it the ideal option for crawl space applications.
Is fiberglass insulation blown-in or batt?
Fiberglass insulation is actually available in both blown-in, also known as loose-fill, and batt installation styles. Both can be effective in crawl spaces. However, blown-in is preferred for filling tight crevices around piping and wires where batt won’t be as effective.
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