Popular Beliefs & Myths Regarding Attic Insulation Projects

Decoding the common myths and misbeliefs regarding attic insulation services that need to be shattered, for homes to stay healthy.

At Attic Wizard, we consider many element when undertake any insulation projects. And, our clients and customers gather information about these elements from various sources. Amidst ample valid information around, there is much fake and misleading information as well.

So, as a trusted insulation company and local service provider, we have taken time to help you from being misdirected by this false information.

Here are a few of the hoaxes about some attic insulation myths should watch out for:

Professional insulation projects are very costly as compared to DIY projects:

DIY projects may seem inexpensive at first, but prolonged usage often reveals their expensive side. The success of a DIY project hinges entirely on the homeowner’s skill level. If the homeowner possesses training in insulation installation, removal, and replacement, they can expect the project to proceed smoothly. However, if not, it can lead to frequent damages and malfunctions, affecting the finished product both initially and over time. These damages won’t be easy to repair and would cost heavily, pushing up the total cost of the ventures.

As long as damages are not evident, it is not necessary to treat the insulation:

No way. Damages can manifest in many forms and sometimes they are not so evident, but that doesn’t imply that they are nonexistent. Avail the inspection services from one of the insulation contractors to detect insulation damages, early. Inspect and treat the insulation properly, even if you notice the slightest symptoms of damage. The smallest of damages can take catastrophic forms and render the whole system obsolete. So, do not wait for damages to be more prominent. Rather, take action beforehand by availing regular maintenance as precautions against future damages.

Insulation system cannot influence the energy bills:

let’s break it down- the insulation system is manual temperature control, it’s primary work is to regulate temperatures indoors by trapping and blocking heat, and for that it uses electricity. Now, when it is operating in it’s optimal state, it will consume minimal electricity to accomplish the task. But, when it is not in it’s optimal health, it will draw more energy to perform the same task. If your house has insufficient insulation or a damaged insulation system, it won’t be in its optimal health. Performing its work will be more laborious and will involve the consumption of lots of energy resources and money.

All the above mentioned information can help remove all your confusions and doubts regarding attic insulation projects at home, as it is 100% safe, essential and required to improve upon your lifestyle and reduce cooling costs or energy bills. Many homeowners opt for this solution to prevent heat transfer and ensure comfortable living during hot summers. They achieve this by installing new insulation.