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Frequently Asked Questions about Attic Insulation
Attic insulation helps to prevent heat loss in the winter and keep heat out in the summer. It plays a key role in maintaining a comfortable home and improving energy efficiency.
If you notice drafts, high energy bills, or if your home feels cold in winter or hot in summer, it might be time to check your insulation levels. A quick inspection can help you determine if it’s time for an upgrade.
Common types include fiberglass, foam board, spray foam, and cellulose. Each type has its own benefits and suitability depending on your home’s needs and budget.
While DIY insulation is possible, it can be complex and requires safety precautions. Hiring professionals ensures your insulation is installed correctly and effectively.
Quality insulation can last over 30 years. However, factors like moisture and damage can affect its performance, so regular checks are recommended.
R-Value Insulation Guide
Climate Zone 5 β’ SW Michigan (Typical Code Targets)
| Area | Typical Minimum R-Value | Notes |
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Attic / Ceiling Unfinished attic space | R-49 | Air seal first for best performance. |
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Exterior Walls Wood-framed 2Γ4 / 2Γ6 | R-20 | Alt common path: R-13 + R-5 continuous. |
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Mass Walls Concrete / brick / CMU | R-13 | May vary by % of wall above grade. |
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Floor Over unconditioned space | R-30 | Band/rim joists matter a lot here. |
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Basement Walls Below grade | R-15 to R-19 | Continuous insulation commonly used. |
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Crawl Space Walls Vented or unvented | R-15 to R-19 | Best results when sealed + conditioned. |
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Slab Edge Heated slab (where required) | R-10 | Often for a specified depth at perimeter. |
