Improve the comfort of your home and reduce energy losses with an efficient, minimally invasive solution that requires no major construction work.
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Aislamiento térmico insuflado
En Torregra mejoramos el aislamiento de viviendas y edificios mediante aislamiento insuflado en paredes, fachadas, techos y cubiertas.
Antes de cada instalación analizamos la cámara de aire con cámara endoscópica para saber qué solución y qué material se adaptan mejor al inmueble.
Intervención rápida y poco invasiva.
Inspección de la cámara antes de presupuestar.
Elegimos el material según cada vivienda.
Base en Viladecans y desplazamiento por toda Cataluña.
Blown-in insulation consists of introducing insulating material into an existing air chamber to improve the thermal performance of the building envelope.
It can be applied to walls, facades, false ceilings, attics and certain roofs, provided that the construction is suitable for this system.
SOLUTIONS
There is no single best material for all homes. The choice depends on the type of cavity, the building, and the thermal and acoustic objectives of the project.
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Filling existing air chambers to reduce heat transmission between interior and exterior.
Improvement of facade insulation with air chamber suitable for blowing.
We insulate roofs and ceilings with a cavity when the configuration of the space allows for blown-in insulation.
Solutions
Blown-in thermal insulation allows for the improvement of walls, facades, false ceilings, attics and roofs with chambers suitable for this system.
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As specialists in blown thermal insulation, we adapt each installation to the characteristics of the property.
We analyze the space, select the most suitable solution, and take care of each phase of the process to achieve effective insulation with a quick and minimally invasive intervention.
We inspected the camera with an endoscope and checked its condition.
We make small perforations at the necessary points.
We introduce the insulation until it is distributed throughout the chamber.
We seal the access points with putty or mortar, depending on the area of intervention.
Blown-in thermal insulation
Improving the insulation of your home translates into greater comfort, higher efficiency, and more controlled energy consumption.
Our starting point isn't the square meter, but the diagnosis.
Before recommending a material or preparing a quote, we check how the house is constructed and the condition of the air cavity.
Diagnose before isolating
Improved insulation can help reduce certain types of condensation, but it won't solve dampness problems caused by leaks, rising damp, or other issues on its own. Therefore, before insulating, it's important to correctly identify the source of the problem.
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Improvement
The building's thermal envelope directly influences its energy needs. Improving the insulation of walls, ceilings, or roofs can reduce the demand for heating and cooling and contribute to improving the building's energy efficiency.
Blown-in insulation can be a particularly interesting solution in renovation when there is a suitable air gap.
isolation imposed in Catalonia
Torregra Aplicaciones is based in Viladecans (Barcelona) and carries out blown thermal insulation work in homes and buildings throughout Catalonia.
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There must be an adequate air gap or structural space. At Torregra, we verify this through an endoscopic camera inspection before recommending a solution.
The price depends on the surface area, the thickness of the camera, the material, and accessibility. That's why we carry out a preliminary inspection before preparing the quote.
In many homes it can be done in one day, although the time depends on the surface area and characteristics of the property.
There is no single option that works for all situations. Cellulose, rock wool, mineral wool, and cork have different characteristics and must be chosen according to each project.
Yes. Better insulation makes it harder for heat to transfer and helps maintain a more stable indoor temperature in both winter and summer.
Not necessarily. It can help with certain types of condensation, but it doesn't solve dampness problems caused by seepage or rising damp.
It depends on where the work is being carried out and whether it affects common elements of the building. It's advisable to review each case before starting the work.
We study the air chamber of your home to determine which solution is suitable before recommending a material or preparing a budget.
