A home’s attic is one of the most important areas for insulation. Without sufficient Coastline Insulation, heat from the sun can transfer into living spaces throughout your home, creating uncomfortable temperatures and higher energy bills. Insulation reduces the transfer of heat, allowing your heating and cooling systems to work less hard, saving money and reducing your carbon footprint.

In coastal environments, attic insulation is especially important to prevent the movement of salt air into your home’s structure and materials. Salt air can corrode building materials and lead to costly repairs or replacements, a cost that is often avoided with proper attic insulation and ventilation.

The Role of Attic Insulation in Preventing Heat Loss

When choosing the best insulation for your coastal home, consult with local insulation professionals familiar with your climate conditions and the unique challenges that you may face. They will be able to recommend the best insulation and installation methods that will best meet your needs.

The best attic insulation type for a coastal home is cellulose or closed-cell spray foam insulation. Both options are environmentally friendly, contain no ozone depleting chemicals or asbestos and are easy to install. Blown-in fiberglass insulation is also an option, however this should always be combined with air sealing and baffles for maximum performance.

Coastline Insulation
268 Serenoa Rd Unit 2B, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
(850)-565-1027