An attic insulation contractor is a crucial part of home energy efficiency. It keeps hot air out in the summer and cold air out in the winter, keeping indoor temperatures comfortable year-round. It also helps reduce the workload of heating and cooling systems, resulting in substantial monthly energy savings and long-term monetary benefits.

Insulating your attic should be done with care, however. It is important that the right type of insulation be used, especially in homes with a finished attic that will be accessed regularly and that any existing wiring be brought up to current standards before work begins. It is also important to wear proper personal protective gear during installation, such as a face mask, goggles, and gloves.

Fiberglass batts:

Made from tiny glass fibers, fiberglass batts are a cost-effective option that can be blown into attics to fill holes and gaps in walls, ceilings and wood framing. They offer a good R-value per inch and are easy to install. They do, however, have a tendency to settle over time and may require periodic maintenance and replacement. Additionally, airborne fiberglass particles can irritate the skin and eyes during and after installation and are not healthy to inhale.

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