Spray foam insulation is like a blanket wrapped around your home, keeping it comfortable and energy efficient year-round. It can also reduce moisture problems, inhibit mold growth and preserve indoor air quality.

When properly installed, insulating your home can provide significant energy and cost savings for years to come. But to get the maximum benefit from your new insulation, you should do a few things before completing your project:

Choose Your Participating Contractor

Then, select one or more of the participating contractors in your area that offer ENERGY STAR® certified products and services. Ask them to complete a full home assessment including an inspection of your attic. This will identify any existing air leaks, and help you choose the right level of attic insulation for your home.

Check with your Participating Contractor to learn about the specific rebates they may be offering. You can find a list of participating companies by entering your zip code here.

Determine the Recommended R-Value

When deciding on the correct R-value for your home, consider your region’s climate and local building codes. A higher R-value will cost more upfront, but will provide greater energy efficiency and comfort.

Choosing the right type of insulation for your home depends on how much you’re willing to invest and whether you’d prefer to hire someone or do it yourself. The table below shows different types of ENERGY-certified insulation and the relative skill level needed for a homeowner to install them.

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