State Pest Solutions has added a great new service.

Why attic capping? – You’re a pest control company!

State Pest Solutions has always had a goal of “peace-of-mind pest protection”, and we have found an insulation product that CONTROLS PESTS IN YOUR ATTIC!

But that’s not all! Not only does our unique insulation control pests, it provides you with quiet comfort, and will SAVE YOU MONEY!

Most insulation jobs will pay for themselves within 2-3 years, and after that you will be putting MONEY IN YOUR POCKET!

Here are some facts:

The current Department of Energy standards for Ohio recommend R-49 insulation, and that standard will soon rise to R-60.

Most homes in Ohio have R-19 OR LESS, so almost every Ohio home could use some additional insulation.

We will be letting our existing customers know of this great opportunity to save money, reduce utility bills, repel pests in the attic, and even help the environment.

But whether you are a customer or not, give us a call for a FREE ATTIC INSPECTION and estimate. Now is the time, before it gets any colder, to get the peace of mind you deserve with a warm, comfortable home this winter.

Email Us : office2007@sbcglobal.net

Until we get out to see you, here is a PowerPoint presentation on T.A.P. >Click Here

Also, here is a brochure describing T.A.P. – the revolutionary product designed to give you the best insulation possible:

To get more details on T.A.P.

What's in The Attic? >Click Here

Homeowner's Notebook >Click Here

It protects the environment
Environmental Building News believes that cellulose insulation should be a preferred insulation material for environmentally concerned builders and designers. After intense study and thorough investigation, the journal reported that cellulose is clearly the environmentally-friendly insulation. Cellulose is more often than not, the best choice for architects, builders, contractors, and homeowners concerned about responsible environmental stewardship.

Embodied Energy
Embodied energy is the amount of energy used to manufacture a product. Fiberglass is manufactured using enormous blast furnaces that consume a great amount of energy. Cellulose is manufactured using electrically-driven mills. Data reported to the Canadian Standards Association* suggest that fiberglass actually requires at least 25 to 30 times more energy to make than cellulose of equivalent R-value (adjustments for weight differences are included in the calculation).iv

Recycled Materials
Fiberglass manufacturers typically use only 20% to 30%, if any, recycled glass cullet (broken, waste glass).

Cellulose on average contains at least 75% recycled, post-consumer newsprint. (T·A·P contains 85%.) This saves millions of cubic yards of landfill space, provides a valuable product from what otherwise must be buried or burned, and helps reduce the rate of depletion of our nation's limited resources. Thanks in part to the efforts of cellulose manufacturers like T·A·P, newspaper is the most commonly recycled household material.

Cellulose insulation manufactured from recycled paper is the least polluting and most energy efficient insulation.

To see a copy of the manufacturer’s *Certificate of Tax Credit Eligibility >Click Here
*Note: The Tax Credit is back in effect for 2009!

To learn more about the sound properties of T.A.P. >Click Here