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WHY INSULATE?
What do the experts recommend?

According to the National Association of Insulation Manufacturers (NAIMA) reported that 90% of U.S homes are “under-insulated” and are “wasting energy and money, as well as decreasing homeowners’ comfort levels.”

Our BPI certified technicians are trained to detect uneven insulation in your attics and abnormalities that may be costing you money. Whether your hire one of our certified technicians or want to measure the insulation in your home yourself use the image above as a guideline. U.S EPA recommends insulation that is in the R-38 or R-60 range for a more detailed analysis and quote contact us for a free home evaluation. 

Protection against air leaks:
All homes old and new contain air leaks, the important part is are you aware of how much those leaks are costing you a month?
Finding the correct R-Value:
According to the National Association of Insulation Manufacturers (NAIMA) reported that 90% of U.S homes are "under-insulated..."
Does Your Attic insulation measure up?
All homes old and new contain air leaks, the important part is are you aware of how much those leaks are costing you a month?
Protection against air leaks:

All homes old and new contain air leaks, the important part is are you aware of how much those leaks are costing you a month?

If your home is more than 10 years old chances are that your attic could be under insulated and contain zero air sealing.

Air leaks can be found at air ducts, pluming pipes, top plates, and wire holes, bathroom fans, etc. While these might not be big in size a home on average could contain many holes and penetrations that when sealed make a tremendous difference in preventing your conditioned air from escaping.

Sealing Air Leaks = Energy Savings

On average a home that is properly air sealed and insulated can expect yearly savings up to $600 a year.

Our certified technicians are trained to detect problem areas in your attic these areas cause the hot air in your attic to flow into your air conditioned areas. This causes your system to work harder to fight the air flow which also causes more wear and tear on your HVAC system over time. On average replacing your HVAC system can cost up to $7,000 – $10,000.

Finding the correct R-Value:

According to the National Association of Insulation Manufacturers (NAIMA) reported that 90% of U.S homes are “under-insulated” and are “wasting energy and money, as well as decreasing homeowners’ comfort levels.”

Determining the current R-Value of your home is the first step many homeowners take to increase a homes energy efficiency. When you pair the proper insulation R-Value with air sealing you are lifting the burden on you HVAC system. This allows your homes temperatures to be more stable and preventing the system from over working itself. Not only does this prevent wear and tear on your HVAC system but it prolongs the life of the unit preventing you from replacing it prematurely.

Whether you hire a professional or measure the R-Value yourself always remember that anything under R-38 (14 inches) is under insulated and requires attention. If you are looking to lower your power bill and make your home more energy efficient Eco-Shield insulation packed at the R-49 and R-60 level will get the job done. Attic insulation at this level can shave off anywhere from 20% – 50% percent off your heating bill if your attic is properly sealed and insulated.

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