A well-insulated attic is an energy-efficient and cost effective home improvement. It helps to prevent unwanted heat loss in the winter and air leakage in the summer which results in reduced energy bills and improved comfort. Many PSEG and National Grid rebates are also available for insulating your attic.

There are 4 types of attic insulation to choose from and each has its pros and cons. We will explore each type and their advantages, so you can make an informed decision that suits your home and climate.

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Spray foam insulation is a popular choice and the most common attic insulation type. It is a lightweight and fluffy insulation that resembles cotton candy or clouds and is made from glass fibers and recycled material. It is relatively inexpensive and has a good R-Value but can lose its effectiveness if it becomes wet or compressed.

Blown-in cellulose is another attic insulation option that has the advantage of being made from recycled paper. It is a dense and lightweight insulation that can fill gaps and corners better than other attic insulation types. It has a higher R-value than fiberglass batts and is easier to install.

Reflective barrier insulation is a relatively new attic insulation. It is made from a reflective film and is installed in attics to reduce the amount of radiant heat that enters a house. It is effective in hot climates, but it can be less effective in cooler climates, and the effectiveness can decrease if dust accumulates on it.

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