I’ve had good luck using Mooney and Moses for my insulation work. By engaged with my subs – making their job easier, I, in the end, get a better product.  To get the best job here, I made large accesses to the different spaces and kept the HVAC ducting and electrical work neat so they could easily move around in the already tight spaces.

There were three different work crews from the company, each doing a different task. The first crew installed the fiberglass ‘bat’ insulation behind the knee walls and the joist ends in the basement. The second crew had a high volume blower for the roof rafters and the open flat areas. The third crew blew insulation into the harder to access walls and joist ends on the second floor.

first the ‘bat’ insulation

The blown insulation is fed into a blower on a truck parked outside.  The hose got clogged a few times, which was time consuming to find and free up.

blowing the flat ceiling

The cellulose insulation creates these great landscapes.

Glad it’s him and not me!

There is a lot of air movement where the joist are let into the brick between the first and second floor:  a good place for insulation.

I made wood plugs from old flooring to patch the holes after they finished up.