Insulation Fact Sheet - Energy
How Does Insulation Work for You? 25 Determining the R-Value You NeedInsulating a New Home 1013 What Kind of Insulation Should You Buy?DOE/CE-0180Introduction 1How Does Insulation Work for You? 2Does Your Home Need MoreInsulation? 2Determining the R-Value YouNeed for an Existing House 5Making Your Decision 6Before You Insulate 8Building a New House? SomeThings You Should Know 10What Kind of Insulation ShouldYou Buy? 13Make Your Selection 14Check the Label Before YouBuy 14Can You Do It Yourself? 14If You Do It Yourself 15If You Have It DoneProfessionally 17Other Places in Your Home forAdded Insulation 17Want to Know More? 18You Must Prevent Moisture Addendum 1INTRODUCTIONElectricity bills, oil bills, gasbills - all homeowners pay for one ormore of these utilities, and wish theypaid less.
installation cost, energy conserved is money saved – and the annual savings will increase if utility rates go up. Insulation Priorities It is most important to: • Insulate your attic to the recommended level, including the attic door, or hatch cover. • Provide the recommended level of insulation under floors above unheated
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