Murray Insulation

01/20/2023

We are hiring for residential insulation installers. Job includes installing of fiberglass batts and blown-in insulation in new homes in the Kansas City metro area.

Pay starts at $22.50 hourly. Experienced installer can earn up to $1500.00 weekly.

Holiday and vacation pay available.

Call Tom at (816)214-7368.

Usando el traductor de Google:

Estamos contratando instaladores de aislamiento residencial. El trabajo incluye la instalación de bloques de fibra de vidrio y aislamiento soplado en casas nuevas en el área metropolitana de Kansas City.

El pago comienza en $ 22.50 por hora. El instalador experimentado puede ganar hasta $1500.00 por semana.

Días festivos y pago de vacaciones disponibles.

Llame a Tom al (816)214-7368.

05/21/2021

Duties include:

1. Installing of fiberglass materials in walls and ceilings of residential buildings.
2. Ability to work on ladders and scaffolding.
3. Ability to lift packages weighing 50 pounds.
4. Ability to drive a Ford 350 box van.

Hand tools and safety equipment are provided at no cost.
Valid driver's license required.
Accepted applicants must provide an MVR report.
Group Health Insurance is available.
401k plan available.
Paid holidays and vacations after a probationary period of 90 days.

Starting pay up to $20.00 hourly
We are looking for experienced or will train new hires. Experienced installers' pay is negotiable.
4-day work week.

05/19/2021

Duties include:

1. Installing of fiberglass materials in walls and ceilings of residential buildings.
2. Ability to work on ladders and scaffolding.
3. Ability to lift packages weighing 50 pounds.
4. Ability to drive a Ford 350 box van.

Hand tools and safety equipment provided at no cost.
Valid driver's license required.
Accepted applicants must provide an MVR report.
Group Health Insurance available.
401k plan available.
Paid holidays and vacation after a probationary period of 90 days.

Starting pay up to $20.00 hourly
We are looking for experienced or will train new hires. Experienced installers pay is negotiable.
4 day work week available.

06/01/2015

Wait! Before you throw those old blue jeans away or give them to your little sister (who wont like your hand-me-downs, anyway). Look what you can use them for?

Surrounded by a swarm of cameras, Sheryl Crow fit a strip of blue insulation in place between two joists. First one strip, then another, then another.

05/30/2015

If you love the great outdoors and winter at the same time, insulation is just as important for your tent as it is your house!

You’re out camping when suddenly it’s colder and wetter than expected. What’s the best add-on or emergency insulation you can bring that doesn’t take up too much space or weight in your pack? Space blanket, emergency bivvy, silk sleeping bag liner...tell us your experiences.

05/29/2015

We'll stick with good ole' blown and rolled fiberglass if that's OK with you?

Southeastern Colorado h**p farmer Ryan Loflin is teaming with an Oklahoma company to use h**p stalks in building insulation.

05/25/2015

Second to the attic, the basement is one of the largest opportunities to save energy in your home. By sealing and insulating your basement, you can prevent cold floors and reduce drafts from below to keep your home comfortable.Call us for a quote today!

05/23/2015

Most Homes benefit from adding efficient insulation!
Most homes in the U.S. don't have enough insulation and have significant air leaks. In fact, if you added up all the leaks, holes and gaps in a typical home's envelope, it would be the equivalent of having a window open every day of the year!

05/21/2015

Why Seal and Insulate? You save energy and money!
Air that leaks through your home's envelope − the outer walls, windows, doors, and other openings − wastes a lot of energy and increases your utility costs. A well-sealed envelope, coupled with the right amount of insulation, can make a real difference on your utility bills.

05/19/2015

Home Improvement Projects | Focus on Doors/ Windows and Walls

Check List for Common Problems:
Drafty rooms- pests (insects)
What to look for:
Check the level of insulation in your walls- check for air leaks
Project:
Air sealing walls, electrical outlets, behind windows and door trim, weathstripping doors and windows, airsealing fireplaces

05/16/2015

Home Improvement Projects | Focus on Basement and Crawl Space

Check List for Common Problems:
Cold floor in the winter- hot and cold rooms; uneven temperature between rooms- high heating or cooling bills- pests (insects, rodents)
What to look for:
Check your insulation level in your basement or crawlspace, check for air leaks
Project:
Basement/Crawlspace air sealing and insulation

05/15/2015

Home Improvement Projects | Focus on Air Ducts

Check List for Common Problems:
High heating or cooling bills- hot and cold rooms; uneven temperature between rooms- dust or smells from attic or crawlspace
What to look for:
Look for cracks, kinks, loose air supply boots or missing insulation
Project:
Duct air sealing and duct insulation