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Fiberglass & Mineral Wool Insulation

Reliable Batt & Blown-In Insulation for Residential and Commercial Projects

Job-ready inventory for contractors across the Southwest.
 

Red Rock Building Products supplies high-quality fiberglass insulation, mineral wool insulation, and blown-in materials engineered for energy performance, acoustic control, and code-compliant installation. Whether you're insulating a single-family home or a large commercial project, we carry trusted product lines that deliver consistent results — with fast turnaround, competitive pricing, and contractor-focused support.

Batt & Blown-In Solutions for Every Application

Fiberglass and mineral wool remain two of the most widely used insulation types for both residential and commercial construction. We help contractors choose the right material based on performance needs, climate zone requirements, sound ratings, fire resistance, and project specs.

Batt Insulation (Fiberglass & Mineral Wool)

Flexible solutions for thermal performance, sound control, and fire resistance across a range of building types.

Blown-In Insulation

Provides uniform, continuous coverage, making it ideal for attics and uneven cavities.

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Explore Our Insulation Options

Batt Insulation (Fiberglass & Mineral Wool)

Durable, Code-Compliant Thermal & Acoustic Protection

Our batt insulation collection includes both fiberglass batts and mineral wool batts, giving contractors flexible solutions for thermal performance, sound control, and fire resistance across a range of building types.

Best For:

  • Wall cavities

  • Attics

  • Floors & ceilings

  • Multi-family housing

  • Commercial and light commercial construction

  • Fire-rated assemblies (mineral wool)

Benefits of Fiberglass Batts:

  • Easy, efficient installation

  • Available in many R-value options

  • Excellent thermal performance

  • Cost-effective for large projects

Benefits of Mineral Wool Batts:

  • Higher fire resistance (non-combustible)

  • Superior sound attenuation

  • Moisture and mold resistant

  • Dense batts create tight, consistent fit

Blown-In Insulation (Fiberglass)

Flexible Coverage for Attics, Retrofits & Hard-to-Reach Areas

Blown-in fiberglass insulation provides uniform, continuous coverage, making it ideal for attics, uneven cavities, or projects requiring improved thermal performance.

Best For:

  • Attics

  • Existing home retrofits

  • Irregular or shallow cavities

  • High-efficiency energy upgrades

  • Multi-family applications

Benefits:

  • Excellent gap-filling coverage

  • Strong thermal & acoustic performance

  • Great for upgrading older insulation

  • Ideal for hard-to-access areas

Fiberglass Batts vs Mineral Wool Batts vs Blown-In

Feature
Fiberglass Batts
Mineral Wool Batts
Blown-In Fiberglass
Best For
Walls, floors, ceilings
Fire-rated walls, sound control
Attics, retrofits
Moisture Resistance
Good
Excellent
Good
Noise Reduction
Good
Superior
Excellent
Fire Resistance
Moderate
Excellent (non-combustible)
Moderate
Thermal Performance
High
High
High
Installation
Fast, straightforward
Dense, precise fit
Requires blowing machine
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Why Contractors Choose Red Rock For Fiberglass & Mineral Wool

Reliable inventory and fast delivery

Keep jobs on schedule.

Competitive contractor pricing

Protect margins on every bid.

Wide range of R-values & product options

Meet code requirements across diverse Southwest climate zones.

Guidance from real industry professionals

Get help selecting the right insulation for fire ratings, sound performance, or energy requirements.

Trusted brands and consistent supply

Job-ready materials when you need them.

EXPERIENCED SUPPLIERS

QUALITY MATERIALS

JOB-READY INVENTORY

CONTRACTOR-FOCUSED SUPPORT

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Need Help Choosing Between Fiberglass & Mineral Wool?

Our team can help you compare performance differences for your specific build, including fire ratings, acoustic needs, and insulation requirements.

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