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One of the ways to stay cooler in the summer is to be sure your home is well insulated. Insulation doesn't just keep heat in - it also is a barrier that keeps heat out and cool air in. In addition, you will also save on energy costs. Ray St. Clair Roofing recommends cellulose insulation on their website.
"Cellulose insulation fills areas completely to effectively stop air infiltration. Cellulose acts almost like a liquid, flowing into cavities and wrapping itself around obstructions. The flexibility assures a more effective outcome than with fiberglass batting," states the Cincinnati area roofing company.
The company states that the use of cellulose over fiberglass batting results in "a home with increased comfort level, reduced energy consumption - and notably lower energy costs."
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