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Insulation Applications

The types of insulation work we perform, and the installation details that contribute to comfortable, better-performing buildings.

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Common Insulation Applications

These examples use licensed reference photography to illustrate the applications we work on. They are not completed KHG Insulation Services projects. Project photos, cities, and summaries will be added here as work is documented.

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  • Attic floor covered with blown-in insulation between the joistsReference image

    Attic Insulation

    Attic Insulation Top-Up

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Blown-in fiberglass or cellulose

    Loose-fill is added over existing dry insulation to an even target depth, with ventilation baffles kept clear at the eaves.

  • Loose-fill insulation being blown through a hoseReference image

    Attic Insulation

    Loose-Fill Installation

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Blown-in loose-fill

    Material is fed from the machine through a hose and distributed across the attic floor, filling around joists and obstructions.

  • Fiberglass batts fitted between wood studs in an open wallReference image

    Batt Insulation

    Exterior Wall Batts

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Fiberglass batts

    Batts are sized to the stud cavity and split around wiring and boxes so they fill the space without gaps or compression.

  • Mineral-wool insulation batts installed in framingReference image

    Batt Insulation

    Mineral-Wool Batt Installation

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Mineral-wool batts

    Dense mineral-wool batts are friction-fitted in framing for thermal and acoustic applications.

  • Unfinished basement with framed and insulated foundation wallsReference image

    Basements

    Framed Basement Walls

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Batt insulation with vapour control

    Foundation walls are insulated after framing and rough-ins, with vapour control detailed to suit the wall assembly.

  • Floor framing and rim joist area from belowReference image

    Basements

    Rim Joist Insulation

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Batt insulation and sealing

    The rim joist area at the top of the foundation is a common source of heat loss and air leakage during basement renovations.

  • Open wood framing inside a new house before drywallReference image

    New Construction

    Framing-Stage Insulation

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Fiberglass or mineral-wool batts

    New homes are insulated after rough-ins and before drywall, coordinated with the builder’s schedule and inspections.

  • Two-storey house framed and sheathed during constructionReference image

    New Construction

    New Home Wall Assemblies

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Wall and ceiling batts

    Exterior walls, ceilings, and garage separations are insulated to the drawings and applicable requirements.

  • Commercial interior with steel-stud framing and ceiling servicesReference image

    Commercial

    Steel-Stud Commercial Interiors

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Mineral-wool batts

    Insulation for commercial framing and ceiling systems during renovations and tenant improvements.

  • Steel-stud interior framing with construction drawings laid out on a tableReference image

    Commercial

    Acoustic Office Partitions

    Location
    Reference application
    Insulation
    Acoustic mineral wool

    Acoustic batts in interior partitions help reduce sound transmission between offices and meeting rooms.

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