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It might be interesting for you to know that about 10% of Americans have insulated their houses, which means 90% of the houses are left.

Bill payment, inconveniences and uneven temperature in different rooms of the house are among the things that must be dealt with.(What can you Insulation of your home?)

Insulating areas of the house that are considered critical areas helps a lot in reducing energy costs. Because all the rooms of a house that are insulated have a uniform temperature.

With proper insulation, the prevention of moisture penetration into the house is guaranteed for several generations of your building. But this does not mean to insulate every corner of your house.

You probably have this question in your mind, what parts of the house need insulation?

In this article, we will tell you which parts of your house you should insulate and which parts do not need insulation.

-             attic insulation

Undoubtedly, one of the most important parts in the house for insulation is the attic. The reason for this is that when the weather warms up, hot air rises. If your attic is not properly insulated, all the hot air in the house will go to your attic and leave it in the colder months. You realize that you are heating your house during the day but you can't get the temperature you want or it results in energy bills.

This issue will increase your house bills in the hot months. No matter how much you try to cool the interior of the house, this air enters the attic from the outside and this causes you to use more energy to cool it. For the same reasons, it is very important to insulate the attic, especially the floor.

But before you start insulating, you should first evaluate the attic, organize the space, and make sure of the ventilation. Lack of ventilation in winter leads to humidity problems.

If you are renovating a new house, you must make sure that the attic deck is higher than the roof beams to provide enough insulation space.

-             wall insulation

Internal and exterior walls must be properly insulated. By insulating the outer walls, you will keep the air of the house and prevent this air from penetrating outside. Internal insulation guarantees that the whole building has a constant temperature and one room is not colder or hotter than the other.

-            Floors insulation

If the attic and the walls of your house are properly insulated, but they are too cold in the winter or too hot in the summer, the problem of your house is on the floor. If you see this, you should immediately insulate your floor. to reduce energy costs at home.

-         Crawlspace

Whether your crawl space is vented or unvented, insulating your crawl space will help keep heat in your home and save on your energy bills. It protects your pipes from too cold or too hot temperatures.

-         Basement

The basement is one of the areas in the house that can help reduce building bills. When insulating your basement you need to be careful to control the humidity as basements are notorious for dampness, mold and water infiltration.

-         Roofs

The roof, like the attic room, is very important and you should not leave it aside during renovation because the hot air rises. If the roof is not insulated, you may lose air in the house even if you have insulated the attic.

-         Ducts

Most channel systems are associated with energy loss. If you are building a house, you need to make sure that the vents are in a well-ventilated area.

-         Windows and doors

Doors and windows play a very important role in saving energy, and if they are not properly insulated, it will cause energy waste in your building.

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