There are many areas in your home that should be insulated, not just your attic. For specifics on where to insulate in your home, talk to an experienced insulation contractor. As a general rule, you should install insulation in the walls, attics, crawl spaces, basement, floors, ceilings, around duct work, piping, etc.

Yes, insulation is an effective way to reduce unwanted sound. Insulation effectively reduces noise transmission through floors and through interior and exterior walls.

Re-insulating your home can produce many benefits such as – lower monthly bills, higher energy efficiency and a more comfortable home. You should probably reinsulate your home if it was built in the 1970s or earlier.

Due to its total coverage and tight seal it creates, spray foam is great for crevices, small gaps, wrapping pipes and ducts and cracks in your home’s shell.

R value is how effective insulation is at stopping heat transfer. It measures how well it can reduce the flow of warm and cold air into and out of your home or business. The higher the R-value the more effective it will be. To achieve the highest possible R-value, you must insulate properly to use less energy. Less energy means more savings.

It is difficult to measure exactly how much insulation can save you. We know that typical customers can save up to 40% of thier heating and cooling bills each year by installing insulation. Re-insulating is a great way to maximize your energy efficiency.

There are many benefits to insulating besides lowering your energy bills. Insulation muffles noises from outside and between different rooms and levels in your home. It helps reduce air leakage. Insulation also helps to improve efficiency of your air conditioner. It will also help to keep your home comfortable all year round. Adding insulation can also improve the resale value in your home.

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