Need motivation for some insulation? Quality First Home Improvement, Inc. can help.

Jan. 31, 2013 - PRLog -- Quality First Home Improvement, Inc. located in Sacramento, San Jose, Redding, Fresno and Reno can enlighten you on insulation and give you the motivation you need to question yourself whether your home needs to be insulated or not. Insulation helps absorb sound and make your home appear quiet and also keeps the unwanted noise out! Lowers heating bills in the winter and reduces the workload of the air conditioning in the summer. Quality First Home Improvement, Inc. has all the information and tools to help your home renovation get started.
Heat rises and can escape through your attic, causing your home to lose the heat you’re paying for. Did you know that 15% of heat can be lost through the attic or roof? Doesn’t seem like a lot until you’re bundled up in blankets wondering what happened to your warm house. Most people tend to overlook the attic although it can be a great factor in reducing your energy bill. Air can escape through the attic and unseen cracks in the roof, or small openings. Thus can cause moisture problems in your roof that can lead to damage to your attic or ceiling beneath the floor. The cracks in the roof may lead to mold or other problems associated with damp or condensed air. If so, you might want to consider adding fans or vents to avoid having any stagnant air circulating to prevent damage. Proper insulation is top priority when creating a more energy efficient home.
Just look up and the problem is typically the roof, under your nose in the basement, or even your garage. The purpose for insulating is to keep homes cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. Batt insulation is primary choice for homeowners, easy to install and inexpensive. Also Batt insulation has flame resistant panels, may be necessary in some areas such as attic, basement, crawl spaces where insulation remains exposed. Mostly available in pre cut rolls and its long lasting, which keeps you more energy efficient in the long run. Garages on the other hand may be completed with dry wall, but doesn’t mean they are fully insulated. Unless you know the contractor it might be a good idea to double check on the current situation of your insulation. Sometimes the outside of the garage walls aren’t insulated only the walls connecting to the home, which does make a difference in temperature. To keep your home insulated and keep the air in you should consider Quality First Home Improvement, Inc. You can check them out at their website… http://www.qualityfirsthome.com and on the website is an insulation page that briefly explains the pros of insulation, check it out! No need to thank me, I owe it all to Quality First Home Improvement, Inc.