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In addition to upgrading attic insulation and installing a radiant barrier, homeowners can save big by swapping out old, inefficient, appliances
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1. Radiant barrier spray and radiant barrier foil improve energy efficiency by keeping the sun’s heat from entering your attic. Lowering the temperature in your attic with a radiant barrier reduces the stress on your heating and cooling system, allowing it to work less, thus saving you money. We offer both a spray on product which is cost effective and can be more easily applied in tight areas, and a foil radiant barrier which blocks more radiant heat from entering your attic, but requires a greater investment. Visit our radiant barrier page to learn about each type so you can choose the radiant barrier that best fits your needs.
2. Attic insulation performs a critical role in energy efficiency by slowing down the transfer of heat from your attic into your living space. Hiring Mills to install the Department of Energy’s recommended 18″-22″ of attic insulation will slow down extreme attic temperatures before they enter your living space, keeping the inside of your house cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. The bottom line is that a well insulated attic equals lower energy bills and a more comfortable living environment. Attic Insulation also has superb sound absorption abilities, so properly insulating your attic will keep the inside of your home comfortable and quiet.
3. Balanced attic ventilation is necessary to remove damaging moisture from your attic. Moisture builds up in the attic from normal activities conducted in home, such as cooking and showering. If this moisture isn’t removed with attic ventilation it can lead to mold and mildew problems, and cause the roof decking to rot. This moisture also hurts energy efficiency by making insulation damp. Adding the recommended amount of vents along eave and rooftop will keep the attic cool and dry, and is far less expensive than replacing your entire roof in a few years.
In addition to upgrading attic insulation and installing a radiant barrier, homeowners can save big by swapping out old, inefficient, appliances
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