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Girbec Inc. can meet all of your insulation and soundproofing needs for residential, commercial and industrial constructions.

We are master installers, certified under the Novoclimat superior energy performance standard.

New construction market:

We start insulating new houses while they are still under construction.
Initial application of 4 inches of blown-in cellulose fiber in the attic space;

Second cellulose application after further work has been completed in the attic space;
A third and final product application provides overall coverage for optimal insulation.

• Allows joiners to work in a warm environment in the winter;
• Increases the house's market value;
• Reduces costs, obviously, as insulation is applied during construction while no obstacles are in the way;
• Protection of soffits during cellulose application in the attic space, to avoid impeding air flow and maintain the home's energy efficiency.

Installation of fiberglass wool, blown-in cellulose, spray polyurethane foam and proper sealing materials according to new home builders standards.

• Insulation of windows with low expansion polyurethane foam;
• Sealing of double-stud wall joints with polyurethane;
• Soundproofing of floors and, ipso facto, of the piping systems in new houses.

Soundproofing is achieved in three steps:

                           -          Installation of polythene lining on ceiling beams*;

                           -          Addition of resilient bars*;

                           -          Application of cellulose.

* Work to be completed by joiner or homeowner.

Home renovation market:

Application of spray polyurethane foam - the ideal solution for basement walls , cold rooms, crawl spaces, as well as the underside of balconies, solariums and verandas.

Cellulose injection for soundproofing of gypsum and plaster walls and ceilings.

Application of up to 3 pounds of pressure between the walls to ensure that the insulating product stays in place and never collapses.

Installation of high-intensity insulating material, if necessary.

Injection of added cellulose in the attic.