Roof Insulation - John Baker - Bog

There is no adjusting about making your home comfortable. It will be very expensive keep your home warm during winter if you live in a cold country. According to the prediction of the Department of Energy, every winter the price of heating oil and natural gas increases. In most countries, prices of heating oil hike so sharply that it becomes very difficult to adjust the monthly budget. You can surely turn down the knob of the thermostat and become habituated wearing layers of sweaters indoors to reduce heating cost, but this will not be a practical solution. However, you can simply put a lid on your heating bills just by insulting your unfinished attic or your roof properly. Insulating the roof is so easy that you can do it all by yourself during the weekends and continue saving up for the rest of the upcoming months and years. A properly insulated roof or loft can save up to 20 to 50% of your energy bills. Not only that, the insulation also works in summer too by keeping the cool inside the house. Like everyone else, you will likely hire a professional to inform you about the insulation condition of your roof, or how to improve it, pinpoint flaws like air leaks that may need insulation and the overall service charge. However, if the cost seems too high or if the project is not funded, then this book can be your best mate to help you accomplish this job all by yourself. This book contains: -Different types of roof insulation -Applications of the roof insulation -Ways to insulate your roof, attic, and the loft -Cost and benefits of insulation -Common questions of customers and their respective answers