Unlocking Comfort: Your Guide to Choosing the Right R-Value for Optimal Insulation

We take great care to ensure that the insulation products we use are the highest quality, and are the best fit for our clients project. Whether you're looking for an environmentally friendly solution or the highest performance insulation product on the market, we have the product to meet your needs. We understand that different buildings have different needs, and that each of our clients has a unique set of goals. That's why we're happy to work with our customers to determine the best options for your project.

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R Value Recommendations

How to determine which insulation level is right for your home

Insulation Levels: Recommendations to Suit Your Central NJ Environment

The amount of insulation a material provides is measured by its R-value. R-values can help you decide which type of insulation material to use, and how thick it should be. It's the measure of how well it can reduce the flow of warm and cold air into and out of your home or business.

The higher the number in R- value, the more effective the insulation is. Houses built before the 1970's probably have an R-value of 11 or less, but today's standards for R-values can be as high as 38 or more. To achieve the highest possible R-value, you must insulate properly to use less energy. Less energy means more savings.

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Recommended R Value Map based on geographical location
Recommended R value chart based on Dept. of Energy guidelines