Spray foam is one of the best ways to reduce energy costs in your home. In addition to lowering your utility bills, a well-insulated attic keeps warm air in the winter and cool air in the summer, ensuring that your entire house is comfortable all year round.

The Environmental Benefits of Attic Spray Foam Insulation

Gaps in attic insulation can allow harmful pollutants like dust and pollen to seep inside the house, causing allergy and asthma symptoms. Sealing those gaps in attic insulation helps keep these allergens outdoors where they belong, improving indoor air quality.

If your attic is easily accessible and you enjoy tackling DIY projects, ENERGY STAR has a variety of do-it-yourself resources to help you get the job done right. However, if crawling around your dusty attic isn’t an ideal situation for you, or you don’t have access to a blowing machine (which is necessary for loose-fill insulation), then it might be better to hire a professional contractor.

Insulation can add to the value of your home, as potential buyers will be aware of its superior energy efficiency and comfort levels. Additionally, a well-insulated attic can significantly cut your home’s energy consumption, helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This is a small contribution, but if every household made the same effort, it would have a huge impact on climate change.

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