CIMA is a trade association made up of cellulose insulation producers and affiliated members dedicated to ensuring the highest quality cellulose insulation products and standards. The association also provides timely and useful information about cellulose insulation and other valuable information to its members, regulatory officials, industry professionals and homeowners.
The Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association is the trade association for the cellulose segment of the thermal/acoustical insulation industry. CIMA Producer Members are manufacturers of cellulose insulation. In most cases they are not insulation installers, although some members do have installation divisions or subsidiaries.
The Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association is the trade association for the cellulose segment of the thermal/acoustical insulation industry. CIMA Producer Members are manufacturers of cellulose insulation. In most cases they are not insulation installers, although some members do have installation divisions or subsidiaries.
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Discover why cellulose insulation is the best building insulation choice for combining energy efficiency with sustainability. Find side-by-side comparisons with other popular insulation products. Then make the Eco-friendly decision to use the Greenest of the Green - Cellulose Insulation for your next insulation project.
The most common locations for installing insulation in a home are attics and exterior walls. However, to gain the maximum impact and energy savings from your insulation, it should also be installed in ceilings with unheated spaces above, overhangs, sun-rooms, basements and other specialty areas like garages.
CIMA's goal on this website is to provide consumers with the facts so they can develop an informed opinion about which product is best for their home insulation project. The most common insulation products on the market today are cellulose, fiberglass and foam. Cotton/Denim is also common in some areas of the county.
Find information about government and utility company incentives for installing insulation. Learn more about all the potential savings opportunities and programs from the Department of Energy. The DOE's DSIRE website database lists incentive programs for many state and local programs around the nation.
When it comes to choosing an insulation product, the cheapest alternative is often not one that provides the most savings over time, or has the lowest environmental impacts. Cellulose Insulation is not always the least expensive option at installation, but clearly out performs other products long-term with its energy-savings properties and superior environmental benefits.
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