Category: Home Insulation

Unfortunately in the United States there are millions of homes built with very little energy efficiency. Many houses, especially older dwellings, were constructed in the walls, ground, attic or roof without with with limited insulation. The best way to increase the comfort level in your home and reduce your monthly energy bill is to insulate your home. Click suitcasescholar.com/2014/08/18/things-to-consider-when-installing-attic-insulation/. Outdoor heat desperately attempts to spill into your home during those hot summer days, invade your house, and operate the indoor air conditioning. While, the dry, humid air continues to escape by unsealed windows and doors, and through unheated areas in your home; basements, garages, and even the cold exterior components. Despite your awareness, much of the heating and cooling leakage from your house flees into the attic, cellar, walls and ground. Proper insulation protects the room during the cold winter months […]

In the United States & Canada, more than 40 million households are partially heated against the extreme winter and summer conditions. According to reputable reports this data can be believed. There is no question that many older houses and buildings were built in the eras of the 1950s, 60s and early 1970s long before fuel and energy costs became a problem. The energy and heating costs of a home were then as they say “cheap” and thus certainly not a problem in most household budgets. Nor was insulation a critical consideration in the minds of most home builders and architects objectives in these older constructions. Home built in the pre, worried about heating and energy, it’s not that well built cost era. Many essential insulating elements, such as good quality walls , floors, and screens, often neglect them. The costs will […]