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Manufacturers of Green Seal Brand Insulation
7072 Snowdrift Road
Allentown, Pa 18106
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Cellulose provides a higher R-value (thermal resistance) - 3.6 R/inch versus 2.2 R/inch for fiberglass.
Cellulose “tightens” buildings better than fiberglass, fitting easily around pipes & electrical wiring. A Colorado University study has found that cellulose insulation is at least 36% better at eliminating air infiltration.
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory concluded that fiberglass loses up to 50% of its R-value in cold weather. Brookhaven National Laboratory found that fiberglass loses 3 times more R-value than cellulose in the summer.
Cellulose “tightens” buildings better than fiberglass, fitting easily around pipes & electrical wiring. A Colorado University study has found that cellulose insulation is at least 36% better at eliminating air infiltration.
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory concluded that fiberglass loses up to 50% of its R-value in cold weather. Brookhaven National Laboratory found that fiberglass loses 3 times more R-value than cellulose in the summer.
A properly weatherized building can reduce green house gas emissions and cut heating and cooling costs by 30-40%!
Installing Green Seal brand cellulose insulation can help you not only save money, but it can also go a long way to help preserve precious natural resources and keep environmental impact to a minimum.
And now, your energy efficiency improvements can even provide you an opportunity to earn a 30% federal tax credit of up to $1,500 through 2010. For
complete information on the tax credits to homeowners, please visit www.energystar.gov.
Installing Green Seal brand cellulose insulation can help you not only save money, but it can also go a long way to help preserve precious natural resources and keep environmental impact to a minimum.
And now, your energy efficiency improvements can even provide you an opportunity to earn a 30% federal tax credit of up to $1,500 through 2010. For
complete information on the tax credits to homeowners, please visit www.energystar.gov.
