Proper insulation levels, in addition to a clean and sealed duct system, are vital to your home's thermal performance. You should have a minimum of R-38 (about 13 inches) insulation in your attic and a maximum of R-49 (about 17 inches).

All types of insulation are measured with an R-value. The R-value gives you a number to the effectiveness of heat flow through the insulation. As this number increases, so does the capacity of your attic insulation to insulate and restrict heat flow.

If your home is older than 10 years, chances are that your current attic insulation has settled, which could mean you need more insulation to achieve the desired energy efficiency.

There are four standard types of insulation you can install in your attic.

There are a lot of factors that need to be considered when assessing the type of insulation required for your home. As your local Pensacola experts, we make the process of choosing the best attic insulation simple. 

If you want to learn more about the pros and cons of each of these insulation materials, we have a great article that can help: Top 4 Attic Insulation Types. Your 2022 Homeowners Guide!

Properly installed attic insulation ensures the conditioned air you’re paying for that comes out of your vents stays cooler in summer and warmer in winter. We also have the ability to remove old or damaged insulation in the attic when necessary.

Adding insulation to your attic can make your home more energy efficient, minimize energy costs, and maintain that perfect temperature without hassle.

If you’re unsure how much insulation you have or if you may benefit from additional insulation…..Let us know, we’d be happy to help!