Blown-In Blanket System in Manchester, TN

For builders who want walls that pass inspection without gaps, yes. The blown-in blanket system Manchester builders get from us goes in between rough-in and drywall without slowing the job down.

Same family of material. In an attic, blown-in fiberglass insulation sits open on the ceiling. BIBS packs loose fill into wall cavities behind netting so it cannot fall out or settle.

It is worth asking. Both fill walls better than batts. With BIBS the netting goes over open studs, so the fill and depth are visible before drywall. We will walk you through what fits your walls during the quote.

Ask whether they net the walls, how they check depth, who is on the crew, and whether the work is guaranteed. Our answers: yes, bay by bay with the depth marked, our own full-time employees, and yes.

No. The netting has to go on open studs. If your house still has closed walls, we can look at the attic and the crawlspace instead.

Yes. Every crew works out of our Decherd warehouse, about a half-hour drive. The blow-in insulation installers on your job are full-time Prince Insulation employees.

Usually, yes. Full cavities soak up more sound than walls with gaps. You will still hear thunder, but road noise and voices from the next room drop off.

Yes. Owner-builders are a big part of our work. We will tell you exactly when the walls need to be ready and give you a date you can plan around.