Blown-in cellulose insulation
Blown-in cellulose is one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to insulate a home. It fills every nook and cranny for an excellent thermal barrier.
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Blown-In Cellulose Insulation
How blown-in cellulose helps your home
Cellulose is made from recycled paper fibers and treated for fire and pest resistance. Blown in with professional equipment, it fills around joists, wiring and pipes, leaving far fewer gaps than rolled batts.
It is a flexible, high-performance option that reduces air infiltration in attics and wall cavities, and it is a smart choice for homeowners who want an eco-friendly product.
Midwest Insulation installs blown-in cellulose in homes and businesses throughout Jackson, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Kalamazoo and the surrounding communities.
Cost-effective
Excellent performance for the price, often installed in a single day.
Eco-friendly
Made largely from recycled material.
Complete coverage
Fills irregular spaces that batts cannot.
No cost. No pressure.
Get your free estimate
Takes about 60 seconds. We will contact you to schedule.
Prefer to talk? Call (517) 962-4090

Signs it is time
Signs your home needs more insulation
- Your current insulation is thin, matted or patchy
- You have older batts with gaps between them
- You want an eco-friendly insulation option
- You need a cost-effective upgrade with fast results
- Some rooms never feel warm enough
How it works
Three simple steps to a more comfortable home
Request your free estimate
Fill out the short form or call us. We reply quickly to set a time that works for you.
We find the leaks
Blower door testing and FLIR infrared cameras show where your home is losing heat. You get a clear price.
Enjoy lower bills
Our crew installs quickly and cleanly. You feel the difference right away and save every month.
Questions
Blown-in insulation questions, answered
Still have questions? Call (517) 962-4090 and talk to a real person.
What is the difference between blown-in and batt insulation?
Batts come in pre-cut pieces that leave gaps around obstacles. Blown-in cellulose fills those spaces completely, which usually means better real-world performance.
Where can blown-in insulation be used?
Most often in attics, and in wall cavities. We will recommend the best option for each area of your home.
Does cellulose settle?
Some settling is normal, and we install to the right depth so your home keeps the coverage it needs.
Is cellulose safe for my family?
Yes. It is treated for fire and pest resistance and is widely used in homes.
Client success stories
Homeowners feel the difference the first cold night
“I hired Midwest to spray a bonus room, add insulation in my attic area, put a membrane liner in my crawl spaces, as well as spray my rim joists. I heat with a wood boiler system and have only had to add wood to my boiler once in a week (normally fill it once a day). Everything I was promised was delivered on. I would recommend these guys to anyone.”
“Staff was knowledgeable, friendly and prompt. The Field Service Engineer who came on site took the time to explain details to me. My testing was thorough and performed with state of the art test equipment. Pricing was very reasonable for the work performed. Will use them again!”
“Midwest Insulation did a great job with encapsulation and insulation on the crawlspace under my home. They are very reasonably priced, timely and efficient. The crawlspace is now clean, dry, cobweb and bug free and all white. I would recommend Midwest Insulation to everyone.”
