
This type of cellulose insulation is blown through a hose onto the wall where a layer of the insulation will build up to fill the wall cavity between the studs.

Once the stud cavity is "overfilled" with cellulose insulation a special tool is used to level the insulation flush with the studs.

The excess cellulose insulation from the filling and leveling process is vacuumed up and recycled back into the system and used to fill other areas.

A view of the kitchen area after installation and clean up.

Down in the basement, the hot (red) and cold (blue) water lines have been connected to the distribution manifold.

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