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How much does cellulose insulation cost?

The cost of cellulose insulation will depend on a number of factors, the area required to be insulated, the type of cellulose insulation used and the depth of material required.


Cellulose Insulation Costs


Cellulose Insulation Costs per m2 (approx)
Cellulose TypeCost per m2
Cellulose Insulation Loose€2.50 - €3.00
Blown Wet Cellulose€3.20 - €4.30

These are material costs only. To get a contractor to apply the cellulose additional costs will need to be added, fill out the form below and we will find you the best contractor locally to you.

Are there SEAI insulation grants for cellulose insulation?


Yes there are insulation grants available for cellulose insulation. Ask your contractor about how to apply.

SEAI Insulation Grants
Attic Insulation GrantGrant Value
Apartment (any)€800
Mid-Terrace€1,200
Semi-detached or end of terrace€1,200
Detached house€1,500
Cavity Wall Insulation GrantGrant Value
Apartment (any)€700
Mid-Terrace€800
Semi-detached or end of terrace€1,200
Detached house€1,700
Internal Wall Insulation GrantGrant Value
Apartment (any)€1,500
Mid-Terrace€2,000
Semi-detached or end of terrace€3,500
Detached house€4,500

What is cellulose insulation?

Cellulose is a naturally occurring organic polymer composed of long chains of glucose molecules. It is the most abundant organic polymer on Earth, making up about 33% of all plant matter.

As an insulation material, cellulose has several advantages:

1. Renewable and sustainable: Cellulose is made from recycled paper products, making it an eco-friendly insulation option.

2. High R-value: Cellulose has a high R-value, meaning it provides excellent thermal resistance, making it effective in reducing energy costs.

3. Good sound insulation: Cellulose insulation also provides good sound insulation, helping to reduce noise transmission.

4. Fire resistance: Cellulose insulation is treated with fire retardants, making it more resistant to fire compared to other types of insulation.

5. Easy installation: Cellulose insulation is easy to install and can be blown into hard-to-reach areas, making it an ideal option for retrofitting older buildings.




Cellulose Insulation Contractors

We have a network of local insulation contractors that provide the complete range of insulation services. Let us know where you live by putting in your Eircode or Post Code,

We can tell by looking at google maps when the building was constructed and what type of insulation you'll need.

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