Residential Home Insulation

A home insulated with rock wool, and slag wool insulation is one of the most cost-effective ways of saving energy and reducing heating and cooling bills. In fact, if your home is as little as 5 to 10 years old, you likely have one of the 46 million under-insulated homes in the U.S. according to the Harvard School of Public Health.1Adding batt or blown-in insulation is easy, and it is one of the lowest cost options for improving the energy efficiency of your home.

Whether you are a professional insulation contractor or plan on insulating the home yourself, there are insulation installation details that are critical in order to meet RESNET Grade 1 insulation criteria and also to maximize the efficiency and the comfort of the home. NAIMA offersinstallation videos, close up photos on critical detailsandinstallation technical tips that cover nearly every part of the home. In addition to improving energy efficiency, fiber glass,rock wool, and slag wool.

Insulation also:

Improves comfort

Provides a healthier environment

Provides added sound control

Helps lower energy bills

Provides a lifetime of energy saving

Things to consider when choosing an insulation product include:

Ease of application

Thermal performance

Value

However, you should also consider the overall lifetime performance of an insulation product as well as its related safety aspects prior to purchase and installation.