Keep Heat Inside Attic

An spray foam insulation that becomes too hot isn’t just a headache—it can affect cooling efficiency and home comfort throughout the year. Whether you use your attic as an attic room, as a home office or another space or simply store items in it, it’s important to maintain the right attic temperature to reduce cooling costs and prevent roof damage.

Hot air rises, so it’s not uncommon for your attic to get very hot in the summer. The best way to keep it cool is through a combination of preventative methods, like improving ventilation and installing a roof window, as well as reactive measures like fans and insulation.

How Attic Insulation Improves Comfort and Reduces Bills

The right type of insulation can help reduce your cooling costs, too. Spray foam insulation expands to fill gaps and prevents unwanted heat from entering your attic, making it a top choice for homeowners looking for maximum energy efficiency. Cellulose insulation, made from recycled paper and other sustainable materials, is also an effective attic insulator and reduces moisture buildup, which can lead to mold or wood rot.

It’s also a good idea to have a radiant barrier installed, which is designed to reflect incoming sunlight, rather than absorb it. This is a simple way to reduce your attic’s temperature and lower your cooling bills.

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