A well-insulated attic can reduce the amount of energy your home uses. This can help reduce your utility bills and reduce carbon emissions, which can benefit the environment. The United States Department of Energy estimates that homes with a high level of insulation can cut their heating and cooling costs by up to 30%.

Attic insulation helps regulate home temperature and takes pressure off your HVAC system. It helps keep warm air in during the winter and prevents it from escaping through the attic, so your furnace doesn’t have to work as hard. It also keeps cool air in during the summer, which can reduce your air conditioning costs and make your house more comfortable.

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Insulation also helps seal air leaks in your attic and throughout your home, which can improve indoor air quality. Leaky attics allow pollutants like dust, radon and smoke to enter your living space, which can lead to health issues like fatigue, allergy symptoms and respiratory problems.

There are a few types of attic insulation, including fiberglass batts and rolls, mineral wool, cellulose, blown-in cellulose and spray foam. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, cellulose is an eco-friendly option that offers a variety of benefits, including sound dampening. However, it requires professional installation for optimal performance and to avoid moisture build-up in your attic.

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