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Insulation

Residential Insulation

Optimizing Energy Efficiency, Comfort, & Sustainability

Residential insulation plays a crucial role in enhancing energy efficiency and comfort within a home. Effective insulation helps maintain consistent indoor temperatures, reducing the reliance on heating and cooling systems, which can lead to significant savings on energy bills.

Insulation Services Include

Blown In Insulation
Batt Insulation
Side Wall Insulation
Insulation Removal
Air Sealing
Insulated Attic Exhaust Fan Hose Installation

Together, these insulation services create a comprehensive approach to optimizing residential energy efficiency, comfort, and sustainability.

Blown In Insulation

Among the various insulation services available, blown-in insulation is particularly popular due to its ability to fill gaps and hard-to-reach areas in walls and attics, creating a seamless thermal barrier.

Blown In Insulation Services

Residential Walls

Insulation blown into external walls from outside the home
Residential Attics

Insulation blown into existing space in the attic

Residential Basements

Rim Joists, Crawl Spaces, Ceilings, & Sound Proofing

Batt Insulation

Batt insulation is ideal for those looking for a more traditional option, as it comes in pre-cut sections that can be easily fitted between wall studs, ceiling joists, and floor joists.

Insulation Removal

Insulation removal is another important aspect, as outdated or damaged insulation can compromise effectiveness and lead to issues like mold growth or pest infestations.

Air Sealing

Air sealing complements insulation by closing off unwanted drafts and air leaks, further enhancing overall energy efficiency.

Insulated Attic Exhaust Fan Hoses

Bath exhaust fans are designed to remove moisture. If there is no insulation around the exhaust hose, condensation may form, allowing moisture and possible mold in your attic. hen the warm air contacts the cold duct. Replacing a standard bathroom exhaust fan hose with an insulated exhaust fan hose may prevent this from happening.

Programs & Rebates

Energy Tax Credit & Rebate Programs

Energy Efficient
Home Improvement Credit

If you’re familiar with the Nonbusiness Energy Property Credit that ended in 2021, you may already be aware of the tax credits homeowners can claim on certain purchases. This has a similar role with new and improved initiatives. Essentially, you’ll be able to reduce your tax bill when you make energy-efficient upgrades to your home and appliances.

When you purchase upgrades on energy-saving installations like insulation, windows, doors, and other building changes, you can claim 30% of the cost starting in 2023. The previous credit system (the Nonbusiness Energy Property Credit) had a $500 lifetime limit; this has been replaced by a $1,200 annual limit with various annual limits changes for certain types of qualifying improvements.

High-Efficiency Electric
Home Rebate Program

In an effort to encourage households to make environmentally friendly choices, rebates within the HOMES (Home Owner Managing Energy Savings) program will be offered to low- and middle-income families for certain purchases. If your total annual income is less than 150% of the median income in your area, you’ll qualify for rebates on energy-efficient renovations and appliances. For insulation, air sealing, and ventilation, specifically, your household can get up to $1,600 in rebates for your purchases. There are a few limits and additional qualifications, so make sure you meet the requirements before setting out on a major home improvement project.

Give us a call today at 605.332.7699 for further details on Insulation Rebate Programs in your area. We also provide all customers with a FREE, no obligation Insulation audit & quote.

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