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What Insulation is Best for Each Room?
Ideally, the entire home — from the attic to the crawl space or basement and everything in between – should be insulated. Homeowners can reduce their homes' heating and cooling costs by as much as 20 percent through proper air sealing and insulation techniques, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. See room-specific guides broken down by room type below for information on insulating different areas of the home.
Check out this video for additional information on why insulating the entire home is important.
Find out which insulation is right for your project.
Find out which insulation is right for your project.
Room Guides
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Basement
Insulating your basement can help address a major source of heat loss in your home.
Garage
Garages can let outside air into the spaces of your home; walls that connect with the house should be insulated.
Hallways & Entryways
While continuous time may not be spent in these areas, chilly hallways and entryways can leak unwanted air into other parts of the home, especially as doors open and close.
Home Office
The right insulation can help prevent sound from moving between the business area and family space in your home.
Home Theater
Enjoy your home theater more by controlling the amount of sound that travels in and out.
Laundry Room
The right insulation can buffer the noise of your laundry room while addressing moisture control.
Nursery
Help your baby get restful sleep by reducing noise from other parts of the house.
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