Why You Should Fix Common Insulation Problems This Winter

Posted on on January 8th, 2016

Cap isolate model of the house against heat leak - house insulation concept

Now that the weather is finally cooling down, it’s time to make sure that your home is well insulated for the cold winter nights to come.  Putting off winterizing your home can leave you with high energy bills and drafty bedrooms.  If you experience any of these home insulation problems, it might be time to improve the energy-efficiency of the walls, attic, and floors of your home.

Insulation Problems

  • Drafty Rooms – Gaps in your insulation coverage can play a big role in the overall energy efficiency of your home.  In order to effectively keep cold air outside where it belongs, you need to make sure that your insulation doesn’t leave any gaps!  With spray foam insulation and blown-in insulation, you avoid the gaps left by most fiberglass batting.
  • High Energy Bills – When your home isn’t well insulated, you’ll need to turn up your heat to keep your home warm.  This can leave you with high monthly utility bills.  Before you

Read more about the importance of winterizing your home here.  Of course, you can also contact our office with any questions you have about your home insulation.

Need to improve your home insulation?  Our professionals are here to help you with all of your home insulation needs – from spray foam insulation to blown-in fiberglass insulation, we can help you determine what type of insulation is best for your home needs.  Call 203-297-6337 or visit our website to learn more about the home insulation services we offer.

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