What Areas of My Home Should I Insulate?

To achieve the maximum thermal efficiency and comfort it is important to insulate any space were energy could be lost. Click the numbered spots below to view places in a typical house where insulation should be installed.

Looking to upgrade your existing levels of insulation? Click here for more info...

If you'd like a copy of this diagram for reference, right click here to download it to your computer.

Concerned about Air Infiltration? Click here to learn more.

R-value Recommendations for Optimal Energy Savings and Comfort

Did you know there are state, local and utility financial incentives to insulate your home? Select your state to learn more:

Want to Know What Kind of Insulation Builders Use on Their Own Homes?
Click here to read a survey from Professional Builder Magazine

Click here for some fun experiments to learn more about insulation!

NAIMA does not state or imply that each and every insulation installation job will qualify for a tax credit. NAIMA does not warrant or guarantee a tax benefit will be awarded for each and every addition of insulation. Eligibility may vary by jurisdiction. Please carefully consult the Internal Revenue Service (www.IRS.gov) rules and guidelines on how to qualify for the energy efficiency tax credit. NAIMA does not provide or offer professional tax counseling.