Blown-In Insulation Service Serving The Dallas-Fort Worth and Surrounding Areas

Blown-in insulation is a cost effective way to improve the energy efficiency, heating or cooling, and air quality of the attic in your home. It involves using a special machine to blow loose insulation material, such as fiberglass, into the attic space or walls.

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At Superior Attic, we use Knauf Jet Stream Ultra Blowing Wool—a high-performance, non-combustible fiberglass insulation. This premium product is BIBS-approved, dense-packed without settling, and delivers excellent thermal efficiency while using a high percentage of recycled content. It’s the trusted choice for homeowners who want long-lasting comfort, energy savings, and sustainability.

Stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter

Blown-in insulation helps to keep a home cool in the summer and warm in the winter by preventing heat from escaping or entering through the roof. In addition to its energy-saving benefits, blown-in attic insulation also helps to reduce noise pollution. For homeowners in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, blown-in insulation is an excellent investment in their home's comfort and value, as well as a way to save money on energy bills and expand the lifetime of your HVAC components.

An attic with blown-in insulation

An attic with blown-in insulation

The Benefits of Blown-In Insulation
  1. Controlled Heating & Cooling: Allows for greater control of your homes internal temperatures
  2. Improved Air Quality Indoors: Improves air quality for better comfort. Fresher air is always better, right?
  3. Cost Effective: Extremely effective high R value insulation with zero maintenance. Installed much more quickly than other types of attic insulation, saving on labor costs.
  4. Energy Saving: We have seen up to 30% savings on energy bills with blown-in insulation.
  5. A Quieter Home: Got rowdy noisy neighbors? Our blown-in insulation minimizes sound transmission, preserving your peace and privacy.
The Blown-In Insulation Process
  1. Free inspection & estimate: During our free inspection and estimate, our team of knowledgeable experts will thoroughly assess your needs and provide a comprehensive, transparent overview of solutions, products, and pricing options.
  2. Remove old insulation: Our removal process involves a big truck and trailer with an industrial-sized vacuum cleaner, an 8-inch diameter hose, and a team of experts who will take the path of least resistance to your attic, vacuuming out all your old insulation in a safe and efficient manner.
  3. Attic inspection & sanitation: Our team will conduct a thorough inspection of all wire, ducting, piping, and sheetrock, looking for signs of wear and tear or damage. If we find any issues, we'll document them with pictures and a report. Once the inspection is complete, we will sanitize the entire attic to eliminate any lingering odors and leave your attic smelling fresh and clean.
  4. Blow in the new insulation: Our team will apply an even layer of fiberglass-based loose-fill insulation throughout your entire attic, ensuring that every nook and cranny is properly covered and well-insulated.
  5. Project cleanup Our team will ensure that all tools, equipment, and trash are cleaned up and removed from your property, leaving the work area tidy and ready for the final inspection.
  6. Final walkthrough with project manager After the work is complete, your project manager will return to the site to conduct a final inspection, answer any questions you may have, and either take you up into the attic or provide pictures of the work that was completed on your project.

Frequently asked questions

We use Jet Stream Ultra Blowing Wool by Knauf—non-combustible fiberglass, BIBS-approved, dense-packs without settling, and delivers excellent thermal efficiency. Made with high recycled content.

For full specifications, see the Knauf Jet Stream Ultra Blowing Wool product page.

Most blown-in insulation projects can be completed in just 1–2 days.

While savings vary by home size, climate, and your current insulation levels, most homeowners see energy bill reductions of 15–30% after installing blown-in attic insulation.

R-value is a measure of insulation’s ability to resist heat flow. The higher the R-value, the better the insulation keeps heat from escaping in winter and entering in summer.

Attics with higher R-values are more energy-efficient, more comfortable year-round, and reduce the workload on your HVAC system.

In Texas, building energy codes require R-38 attic insulation in most regions of the state. This is the standard for code compliance and ensures your home meets basic energy efficiency requirements.

At Superior Attic, we often recommend going beyond code (R-49 to R-60) for improved comfort, energy savings, and long-term protection against rising utility costs.

It really depends on your home. Spray foam generally offers higher performance because it air seals and insulates in one step, but that doesn’t mean it’s always the right choice.

The best solution depends on factors like the current state of your attic system, existing components (ductwork, ventilation, wiring), and the specific comfort or energy issues your home is facing.

The best way to know what will work for you is to schedule a free inspection and estimate with our team. We’ll evaluate your attic and recommend the insulation option that will give you the greatest comfort and efficiency for your home.

The difference comes down to installation method and application:

  • Blown-In Insulation (like Jet Stream Ultra) is loose-fill fiberglass that’s blown into your attic. It creates a seamless, blanket-like layer that fills gaps and hard-to-reach areas, making it ideal for attics and open spaces.
  • Fiberglass Batts are pre-cut sheets of fiberglass. They’re most commonly used in walls and vaulted ceilings, where they can be installed without being compressed. If batts are squeezed or compressed, they lose effectiveness.

Both are fiberglass products and help improve energy efficiency, but blown-in insulation usually provides better coverage in attics, while batts are better suited for walls and angled ceiling spaces.

Yes. The fiberglass blown-in insulation we install, Jet Stream Ultra, is naturally non-combustible and fire-resistant. That means it won’t burn or contribute fuel if a fire occurs.

While it adds an extra layer of safety compared to some other materials, it’s important to remember that insulation alone does not make a home fireproof. Safe installation and proper clearances around heat sources are always essential.

At Superior Attic, we don’t just add insulation—we prepare your attic the right way to make sure it performs at its best. Before installing blown-in insulation, we:

  • Inspect all attic components to check for damage, leaks, or safety concerns
  • Sanitize the attic to create a clean, healthy environment
  • Air seal gaps and cracks to stop energy loss and improve efficiency
  • Install depth rulers throughout the attic to ensure insulation is applied evenly and meets the proper R-value
  • Blow in new insulation with professional equipment for complete coverage

This process ensures your attic is clean, sealed, and insulated to maximize comfort and energy savings.

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