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How Can Insulation Benefit You and Your Family Today | A2Z Energy Solutions

Understanding the Benefits of Our Cellulose Insulation Services:

Blown-in cellulose insulation, or cellulose insulation services, offered by A2Z Energy Solutions, is a sustainable and cost-effective option crafted from recycled paper, mainly newspapers. This insulation type is preferred by homeowners over spray foam insulation due to its affordability and versatility. Enhancing energy efficiency and comfort without requiring extensive renovations, cellulose insulation is a smart alternative to fiberglass. Treated with chemical additives, it offers permanent fire resistance while effectively blocking air infiltration, ensuring safe and consistent indoor temperatures. Whether for new construction or retrofit applications, blown-in cellulose can be installed seamlessly without removing existing wall finishes, making it a popular choice for attic insulation. Trust A2Z Energy Solutions for reliable insulation services that optimize comfort, energy efficiency, and environmental sustainability.

Benefits of Cellulose Insulation:

  1. Energy Savings: By insulating and air sealing your home, spray foam insulation prevents conditioned air from leaking to the outside, resulting in potential energy savings of 5% to 30% per year. More efficient homes can use smaller HVAC equipment, leading to additional energy savings and reduced utility bills.
  2. Sound Absorption: Our cellulose insulation is crafted with a fibrous and dense composition, making it an ideal solution for reducing sound transmission within buildings. Unlike materials with air pockets, cellulose effectively blocks sounds from building walls and floors, creating a quieter and more peaceful environment. Trust A2Z Energy to deliver insulation services that enhance both comfort and tranquility in your space.
  3. Eco-Friendly: Crafted from recycled paper, cellulose insulation minimizes energy consumption during production, reducing the demand for new raw materials and diverting waste from landfills. By choosing cellulose insulation, you’re not only investing in sustainability but also lowering your carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions. Unlike traditional insulation methods reliant on fossil fuels for heating and cooling, cellulose insulation offers a greener alternative, contributing to environmental preservation. Trust A2Z Energy for insulation services that prioritize both sustainability and performance.
  4. Pest Control: Our cellulose insulation incorporates borates, a natural compound renowned for its pest-deterrent properties. By utilizing borates, cellulose insulation becomes highly effective in preventing pests from nesting or resting within the material. This proactive approach not only safeguards your home against potential pest infestations but also preserves the quality and efficiency of the insulation over an extended period. Borates act as a natural barrier against a variety of pests, including termites, fleas, flies, beetles, ants, cockroaches, and silverfish. By deterring these pests, cellulose insulation ensures a pest-free environment while maintaining optimal insulation performance.
  5. Fire Retardant: the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has established stringent fire safety requirements for cellulose insulation, making it one of the few building materials that consistently include fire retardants. Also known as loose-fill cellulose insulation, this product undergoes treatment with borax, boric acid, and/or ammonium sulfate, all of which are considered non-toxic in this application. With our fire-retardant cellulose insulation, you can create a safer and more resilient environment for your home or business.
  6. More Than it’s R-Value: While R-values serve as a standard measure for insulation effectiveness, there’s more to consider. R-values alone don’t account for the overall performance of a home’s insulation system, which includes factors like air sealing, moisture control, ventilation, and insulation. Studies have demonstrated that cellulose insulation can decrease airflow by up to 30% compared to other products.
  7. High-Moisture Areas: Cellulose works to prevent moisture accumulation, making it ideal for high-moisture areas. In the event of a roof leak or burst pipe, cellulose fibers excel at absorbing liquid and preventing it from seeping into structural components, thus averting further damage and costly repairs. However, it’s crucial to address any moisture-related issues promptly. If left untreated, absorbed moisture can lead to mold and mildew problems. After roof repairs or plumbing leaks, consult your insulation contractor to ensure your insulation is still effective. If damage is detected, it’s recommended to replace damaged insulation promptly to prevent further issues.
  8. Versatile for All Climates: Designed to excel in all climate conditions, this insulation solution is perfect for projects in diverse environments, from cold and windy to hot and arid. Regardless of the climate, Climatizer’s cellulose insulation delivers outstanding performance, helping to maintain an ideal indoor temperature throughout the year. Whether you’re facing the chilly winters of New England or the scorching summers of the desert, Climatizer’s cellulose insulation ensures year-round comfort for building occupants.

INSULATION & AIR SEALING Mass Save Home Performance Contractors Information Form Home Performance Contractors (HPCs) have met training and certification requirements and provided proof of insurance in order to become a participating contractor of the Mass Save Home Energy Services Program and provide Home Energy Assessments and weatherization services. Pricing for air sealing and insulation improvements is set by the Mass Save Home Energy Services Program (“the Program”) and will remain the same, regardless of the contractor you use for qualified improvements. The HPC you selected may offer non-Program related recommendations for additional energy related equipment and/or services such as: • Heating Systems • Heat Pumps • Solar Systems • Roofing • Air Conditioning • Water Heating Systems • Siding • Windows, and more PLEASE NOTE, these services are NOT associated with the Program and may require additional payment of which pricing is NOT set by Mass Save. All pricing, contracts, or payment terms associated with non-Program work are between the customer and the HPC. You have the option of working with any licensed contractor of your choice, which does not impact the rebate eligibility for qualifying equipment. The Program does not endorse or warrant any specific contractor or any work conducted outside of the Program. It is suggested that you solicit multiple bids for any services beyond air sealing and insulation. By signing below, you acknowledge receiving this disclosure form. You confirm that the Home Performance Contractor conducting your Home Energy Assessment explained all the details on this form and that you have the described options, rights, and privileges within the Mass Save Home Energy Services Program.

TERMS & CONDITIONS Lead Vendor – Lead Vendors are responsible for overall management and quality control for the Program. Additionally, Lead Vendors also perform Home Energy Assessments for the Program and work with Independent Installation Contractors to complete the installation of eligible weatherization improvements. Cape Light Compact, Columbia Gas of Massachusetts, Liberty Utilities, National Grid (Cape Cod customers only), and Unitil contracted with RISE Engineering (RISE) as their Lead Vendor. Lead Vendors oversee a network of Home Performance Contractors (HPCs) and Independent Installation Contractors (IICs) that are collectively known as the Mass Save Home Energy Services (HES) Program Participating Contractors. • Independent Installation Contractors (IICs) can complete the installation of eligible weatherization improvements, but are not eligible to complete Home Energy Assessments. • Home Performance Contractors (HPCs) can perform Home Energy Assessments as well as any weatherization improvements you choose to undertake. Home Performance Contractors (HPCs) – HPCs work with RISE, and Massachusetts’ natural gas and electric utilities and energy efficiency service providers to develop a comprehensive package of services to customers. If you have selected a participating HPC to provide your Home Energy Assessment, that selected HPC will also provide and coordinate the installation of the recommended weatherization improvements (insulation and/or air sealing) at standardized Program prices. Participating Contractors are required to meet certain insurance levels, hold various certifications, and have signed an agreement to provide customers with a one year warranty. Participating Contractors may not distribute customer names or personal information, or use them for non-Program purposes, without the customer’s permission. Quality Control Inspections – The Program conducts random inspections of weatherization work and Home Energy Assessments for quality control purposes. These are separate inspections from any that may be required by local municipal building codes. You may request a quality control inspection by calling 1-866-527-SAVE (7283). There is no cost to you for the quality control inspection.In addition,customers may be contacted by a Third Party Quality Assurance Vendor,Competitive Resources (CRI), contracted by the utility or energy efficiency service provider, to provide an additional verification of program compliance. Permits – Permit(s) may be required in order to perform the insulation and air sealing work depending upon the local codes and regulations. It is the responsibility of the contractor(s) to obtain the permit(s) if/when they are required. There should not be an extra fee to the homeowner for obtaining the permit(s) unless it is for work outside of the Program. 

 INSULATION & AIR SEALING Mass Save Home Performance Contractors Information Form Home Performance Contractors (HPCs) have met training and certification requirements and provided proof of insurance in order to become a participating contractor of the Mass Save Home Energy Services Program

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