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Pretty cool to see, I had no idea that's how it was done.

Where are your masks and safety glasses. Im sure you know by now.

Where are the walls ? I mean real walls….

I did my attic with this insulation myself with my grandpa, probably 17 years ago. Bought the stuff and rented the machine at Lowe's. it's NOT difficult. All you need to do is be able to read the instructions. Wear a mask and gloves. It's mostly mulched newspaper.

Can't understand the american obsession with loose blown in and foam insulation when they could use rolls of rockwool and kingspan panels.

This may be a stupid question but are you able to reuse what falls to the floor? I’m starting to see this wet application of cellulose a lot on you tube but have no real world experience with the process on site.

In a world of zombies just doing what they think is common practice or good enough, it’s really great to hear someone such as yourself with a wealth of knowledge about your craft out here providing extraordinary value to people. It’s especially tough to find in the trades who’s work gets covered up so I hope you’re able to extend your reach to more people and educate homeowners and other insulation companies alike. Good work man.

Why are they spraying over vinyl face insulation that does no good

No baffles? 😮

Do you do this sorta work in Texas?

May you all have a very Merry Christmas and safe Happy New Year.

I have a question about the cellulose in a wall. I have a 24x48 pole building. Unfortunately The walls are up all ready . They have been up for a while now. The building was built in 2004. The ceiling is still open rafters. I want to heat the building. I have access to the top of the walls to blow insulation in. Would you use cellulose insulation? Or fiberglass? I live in cold climate in winter time northeast Ohio. Can you help with advice what to use? Thanks

I have a question about the cellulose in a wall. I have a 24x48 pole building. Unfortunately The walls are up all ready . They have been up for a while now. The building was built in 2004. The ceiling is still open rafters. I want to heat the building. I have access to the top of the walls to blow insulation in. Would you use cellulose insulation? Or fiberglass? I live in cold climate in winter time northeast Ohio. Can you help with advice what to use? Thanks

Shake your money maker😂

I was just reading an article about a couple that cant sell their home because of the spray foam insulation they had done to the home. Definitely made me reconsider ever getting this done

😮 Don't forget to butter to the left

Insulators!!!!!! 👍

Stupids w/o mask😮

Dudes not wearing a mask ☠️

Closed cell ?

You can especially over insulate walls when you use plywood or chipboard or cheating board and except drywall because you cannot put as much insulation behind drywall like you can plywood or something else as long as both sides of the insulation, the exterior wall and the interior wall like the plywood is solid You can pack a lot more insulation than what you can sheet rock I’ve seen it and I’ve seen people a whole building 35 or 40 x 50 or 60 just with one gas stove, top one burner stove top have four he only had one on medium or high with a 7 foot ceiling

It's the dirtiest way to insulate a house, too. The crap goes everywhere.

As someone who does HVAC in attics, this gives me extreme anxiety

What in the lung cancer

Hell no

Wear proper PPE weirdos

In 10 years we are gonna see commercials with the headline "If you worked with this type of insulation you may be entitled to a cash reward"

Stuff is nasty

im amazed foam and fiberglass are still legal....

Cellulose is actually less harmful than any other insulation. It's comes out much thicker and it's wet so no worries.

This is how I spent $1500 on eye surgery. Wear your ppe!

If it has fire retardant you gotta be careful, if you wanna be absolutely safe use sheep wool

At least wear a mask. Jeez

yea it’s a lot better to breathe than fiberglass ofc but you still shouldn’t be breathing it in. If you actually look at the cellulose you’ll see it’s just a bunch of recycled trash plastic bags newspapers etc. still not good to breath in.

😂😂😂 that doesn’t mean they weren’t wearing masks when the installed it!

Came here to make the same PPE comments

Doing this without a respirator is insane.

Use masks, but this material is best preformed into sheets & then applied - it has too much curing time & won't really set properly when applied vertically.

Spray Foam is THE BEST. I know, I have a chocolate Easter Bunny on top of my HVAC unit in the attic. AND the walls of my house are ICF. Bullet proof, really they are.

No masks? That’s just the dumbest thing.

But it falls in the wall over time leaving a large uninspired air space in the top of the wall

I feel like if its on your eyelashes maybe some ppe would be good

Damn, I was impressed with your short video. The few comments that this has sounded rough. As a contractor myself, I need to hire these commenters. They sound like the type of employee that would have no problem hunched over in a attic spraying insulation in 120-140 degree heat for 5-6 hours per day. I would Will pay top dollar!!!! Please list your name and email. If he doesn’t hire you I will. Need intelligent hard working people like you!!!!!!!

It’s fire retarded shit I wouldn’t put that in my house

You mean the same stuff that’s added to grated and shredded cheese as an anti-caking agent?!

Insulating your home with a garbage dump. Awesome.

Got it. It sounds like moisture will make it collapse off walls over time.

Zero masks! That just shows me you don't know what you're doing. Bad move. You'll regret it.

veo que en las zona anglófonas no conocen el cuento de los 3 cerditos. Por qué no hacen casas de ladrillo y piedra y se dejan de sucedáneos

Dont buy a house with that 😫