Attic Insulation is an effective and durable way to insulate your home. It seals air leaks and reduces the flow of hot or cold air through the walls, floors, and ceilings. When you choose the right insulation installer, you’ll be able to enjoy substantial energy savings and protection against mold, mildew, and other harmful contaminants.

The cost of insulating your home with spray foam depends on the type and size of your house, and whether you’re installing new construction or upgrading existing insulation. In general, the more square feet you need to insulate, the higher the installation cost. You can also expect to pay more for high R-value spray foam or open-cell insulation. Those choices provide superior insulation, but require specialized equipment that can be expensive to purchase and operate.

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DIY spray foam kits are available, but they typically only include the polyurethane foam and the spray application machinery. A typical kit might seal 200 to 600 square feet of space. You’ll also need to pay for the tools and protective gear to use during the process, which adds up quickly.

If you’re ready to improve your insulation, consider hiring a professional contractor to perform a blower door test and determine the exact amount of open- or closed-cell spray foam that you’ll need to insulate your home. Remember that a square foot only measures length and width, but a board foot takes into account the depth of an area (1 foot by 1 foot by 1 inch). If you’re considering a foam insulation kit, read the fine print carefully to be sure that you’re getting the proper R-value for your specific needs.

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