WINTER IS COMING
Wall Spray Foam Insulation | Window Insulation | Door Insulation
Visit The Lehigh Valleys Most Helpful Contractors at www.Pa-Contractor.comIf you choose Valley Windows & Doors Inc. to insulate your home this is what you can expect:
- We provide you with a complete Inspection
- We will go over different options that fit your budget
- After the inspection we will schedule a date to complete job
- Finally , you can enjoy your savings on your heating bill
We are a no hassle company that provides friendly services and pride ourselves on customer satisfaction .
We recommend leaving it to the professionals but if you decide on DIY here is some helpful tips:
INSPECTING AND EVALUATING YOUR INSULATION
Check the attic, walls, and floors adjacent to an unheated space, like a garage or basement. The structural elements are usually exposed in these areas, which makes it easy to see what type of insulation you have and to measure its depth or thickness (inches).
Inspect the exterior walls by using an electrical outlet:
1. Turn off the power to the outlet.
2. Remove the outlet cover and shine a flashlight into the crack around the outlet box. You should be able to see if there is insulation in the wall and possibly how thick it is.
3. Pull out a small amount of insulation if needed to help determine the type of insulation.
4. Check outlets on all floors as well as old and new parts of your house. Just because you find insulation in one wall doesn't mean that it's everywhere in the house.
- Inspect and measure the thickness (inches) of any insulation in unfinished basement ceilings and walls, or above crawlspaces. If the crawlspace isn't ventilated, it may have insulation in the perimeter wall. If your house is relatively new, it may have insulation outside the basement or foundation walls. If so, the insulation in these spaces won't be visible. The builder or the original homeowner might be able to tell you if exterior insulation was used.
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