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The Best Insulation Corp has over 8 years of experience with more than 5K projects done, and we speak 3 languages: English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Spray Foam Open-cell
Spray Foam Closed-cell
Spray Foam Roofing
Injection Foam
Fiberglass Insulation
Blow-in Cellulose Insulation
Sound Insulation
Fire Blocking
Fire Retardant Paint
Here at The Best Insulation Corp, we know that you have many choices to make your home or building energy efficient and comfortable, but our professional staff is here to help you choose, so you can relax and let our energy-saving products brighten your day!
What We Do
The Best Insulation Corp has over 8 years of experience with more than 5K projects done, and we speak 3 languages: English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Spray Foam Open-cell
Spray Foam Closed-cell
Spray Foam Roofing
Injection
Foam
Fiberglass Insulation
Blow-in Cellulose Insulation
Sound Insulation
Fire Blocking
Fire Retardant Paint
Here at The Best Insulation Corp, we know that you have many choices to make your home or building energy efficient and comfortable, but our professional staff is here to help you choose, so you can relax and let our energy-saving products brighten your day!
Spray Foam Insulation
Open-cell; Closed-cell; Roofing; and Injection.
Designed for weatherizing and retrofitting existing buildings or new construction. These insulation options provide consistent thermal performance against outdoor temperatures and help maintain indoor temperatures. Greater thermal resistance means better temperature control.
- Reduce heating & air conditioning system size;
- Reduces airborne dust and allergen infiltration;
- Helps prevent mold and mildew;
- Environmentally safe and non-toxic;
- Energy efficient, strong and durable, lightweight and easy to maintain.
- The only renewable lifetime system on the market.
Fiberglass Insulation
Fiberglass batt insulation has a much larger continuous surface area than other insulation options on the market. This means it’s the perfect choice for extremely fast and simple insulation in floors, walls, and attics where long, empty spaces must be filled.
It is composed of bundles of very thin strands of glass, which has a high surface area-to-weight ratio that makes it a lightweight, cost-effective, and practical option for both residential and commercial applications. There are two types of fiberglass insulation: loose-fill (blown-in) and batt (blanket) insulation for attics and walls.
Blow-in Cellulose Insulation
Designed for weatherizing and retrofitting existing buildings or new construction, providing consistent thermal performance with excellent coverage. The purest, cleanest, best-performing cellulose insulation available.
Benefits:
- Powerful insulator with long life-span;
- Incredible energy savings;
- Deters mold and moisture barrier;
- Eco-friendly;
- Tested for fire safety.
Sound Insulation
Sound insulation is a measure to prevent sound waves from permeating. It is demonstrated by the sound transmission loss, which is expressed by the difference of decibels between the incident sound and permeated sound. The higher the numeral is, the better the sound-insulating property is.
Fire Blocking
We have used an insulation material unlike any other, one that fulfills the highly technical and environmental demands of our time. Our mission is to inform both building professionals and homeowners about the unique attributes of our product and to deliver the best support to get this insulation innovation in use around New England.
Benefits:
- 100% Fireproof;
- Non toxic and non allergenic;
- Reduces outside noises;
- Increased indoor comfort;
- Increased home resale value.
- Reduce heating & air conditioning system size;
- Reduces airborne dust and allergen infiltration;
- Helps prevent mold and mildew;
- Environmentally safe and non-toxic;
- Energy efficient, strong and durable, lightweight and easy to maintain.
- The only renewable lifetime system on the market.
Fire Retardant Paint
It’s an intumescent paint that can be applied to most building materials. Structural steel is the most commonly protected material, but protection can include other materials such as sheet metal, sheetrock, composite panels, and interior woods.
