Spring Into Savings: How Insulation Prepares Your Home for Warmer Weather

The lack of insulation is not just felt during the frigid winter months. As Ohio weather defrosts and heats back up, your home could start becoming an uncomfortable money pit. It seems each year that the price of utilities slowly increases and if your home is leaking air then your bills will reflect that more and more. Just how much energy is lost from your home? Take a peek:  

From walls alone, 35% of energy could be lost. Why wait until next winter to do something about air infiltration and high utility bills? Primary Home Improvements offers exclusive RetroFoam injection foam wall insulation that can reduce these costs by up to 50%! Additionally, our high-quality attic insulation and air sealing products can save you even more on heating and cooling costs.  

Why Insulate your Home in the Spring?

Insulating your home in the Springtime allows for many pros. One, the weather is less extreme in the Spring and can be a great opportunity to get the installation done in ideal weather conditions. Although Primary Home Improvements can insulate homes at any time of the year, Springtime is a great time of the year to install. Another reason to get it done during this season is to be proactive. Being proactive by insulating the walls and attic of your home can actually kick start your energy savings. The longer that your home is insulated, the more money savings you will see as the weather gets hotter. If your home is insulated in the Spring, by the Summer, you will be able to start feeling and seeing the difference it makes.  

Types of Insulation PHI Offers

RetroFoam 

RetroFoam is an injection foam insulation. Made of tripolymer resin, RetroFoam can squeeze into all spaces within an existing wall cavity. Once hardened, this innovative product will stop drafts, deaden outside noises and provide a superior R-Value that will never settle.  

Tru-Soft  

Tru-Soft cellulose is a high-quality, environmentally friendly attic insulating product. Tru-Soft cellulose is blown into attics at a high and consistent R-Value to create a densely packed, draft-resistant space. It will not change it’s intended insulating power (R-Value) over its lifetime. 

Knauf  

Knauf fiberglass is a wool insulation that is an unbonded, virgin fibrous glass blowing product. Knauf fiberglass is blown into attics at a high R-Value and fills all voids across the attic floor. It will not change it’s intended insulating power (R-Value) over its lifetime. 

Air Sealing