Retrofit Your Walls with Drill and Fill Insulation

Upgrade your wall insulation & reduce your high energy bills

Hidden spots within your walls can cost you money. If you’re looking for cost-effective ways to insulate and weatherize your home. Our Drill-and-Fill application uses a loose-fill insulation material that is blown into the wall from a small hole our team cuts into the wall. This barrier seals cracks and openings around objects that lead outdoors, such as pipes, cabling, basement doors, and more.

Walls that are cold to touch are a sign your insulation needs upgrading

Insulation makes a noticeable difference in comfort in every season

Drill & Fill is a non-invasive technique to install insulation into the inside or outside walls of your home

Helps lower excessively high heating & cooling bills

Our professionals know how to perform a drill and fill with many types of siding

Upgrade Your Wall Insulation & Reduce Your High Energy Bills.

Today, there are many residential homes (both old and new) that are being “retrofitted” with insulation. An insulation retrofit is simply an upgrading to ensure that “conditioned” air is kept within the home. In the winter, it means keeping warm air from escaping to the outdoors, and in summer it means keeping the cooled air from escaping. The insulation creates energy efficiency.

Homes Without Proper Wall Insulation Experience Home Comfort Issues Such As:

The drill-and-fill process is an innovative and effective installation where existing walls (interior or exterior) require insulation upgrading. Simply put, small holes are strategically drilled into the wall, between the wall studs. Loose fill insulation (often comprised of cellulose) is then carefully blown into the empty wall cavities. On completion, the holes are patched and the wall finished.

DIY or Professional Retrofit Drill and Fill

In terms of insulating products, the drill-and-fill retrofit is ideally suited for loose-fill insulation. It’s a product recommended by the professionals at Great Northern Insulation, primarily based on its performance value. The loose fill product is blown into a wall through the pre-drilled holes, and easily conforms to the empty cavity space – the product does not disturb the wall structure. One of the benefits of retrofit drill-and-fill is that it can be installed from the interior walls of the home or the exterior walls. Completing the installation via the exterior walls can be very advantageous, especially where interior access isn’t possible. And for some homeowners, this could be the ultimate insulation retrofit – with upgraded R-Values that deliver substantial energy savings throughout the seasons.

Because loose fill insulation easily conforms to a given space, it doesn’t disturb or disrupt any physical structure - like enclosed, pre-existing walls. This means that an insulation upgrade can be performed without the need to do a full-scale renovation. In fact, the drill-and-fill approach can be performed on drywall, plaster, stucco, brick, wood siding, even vinyl siding. The insulation professionals at Great Northern Insulation are highly experienced when it comes to Retrofit Drill and Fill.

Hire GNI's Attic Insulation Specialists Today to Reduce Your Utility Bills and Improve Your Comfort Level

Attic insulation, regardless of product, requires a professional touch. GNI provides the customer with a product warranty and installation guarantee on every job. The team is committed to 100% customer satisfaction - even when it comes to repair or replacement.

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If you have water in your basement, or your planning a remodel in your basement and want to avoid future moisture issues, the first step is to give us a call and speak with a basement water intrusion specialist.

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Servicing Everett to Olympia, with some special trips to outlying areas, Perma Dry Waterproofing is a well-regarded drainage and water repair company with the demonstrated experience and knowledge to prove it.

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Schedule an inspection and estimate. After a inspecting the situation in your basement, we can offer several common sense solutions to your wet basement issues.