Radiant Barrier installation is the unsung hero of the insulation family. When the sun beats down on your roof in the summer, your roof acts like a sponge and soaks up the heat, especially in the greater Dallas area. That heat then radiates into your attic and raises the temperature in your home, which makes the air conditioner work overtime to cool things down. In the winter the opposite happens, your attic lets heat escape from your home through the roof causing your heater to work harder. In either case, you're left holding a higher energy bill and gas bill. Luckily a foil radiant barrier can rescue from such energy waste.
Foil Radiant Barrier Solution
Kozy Services installs foil radiant barrier in your attic, it acts as a barrier between your home and the sun, reflecting 97% of the radiant heat and blocking it from entering your attic and living spaces. Blocking the radiant heat with a radiant barrier will guarantee you a cooler home in the summer and a warmer home in the winter, plus:
- Savings up to 30% on your electricity bills and gas bills
- Lowers attic temperatures up to 40%
Foil Radiant Barrier is the most cost-effective reflective attic insulation system available. It may be installed on top of your present insulation as an enhancement, or stapled under your rafters.
You can count on Kozy Services for quality radiant barrier products, competitive prices and friendly service. Our experienced professionals focus on excellent craftsmanship, and provide top-notch customer communication from start to finish of every project.
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Radiant Barrier FAQs
How long does it take to install foil radiant barrier?
It typically takes one day in most cases.
What is foil radiant barrier?
Foil Radiant Barrier is a special type of reflective foil product that acts as a radiant heat barrier; meaning it actually blocks the transfer of radiant heat.
How does radiant barrier work?
Radiant Barrier simply acts as a radiant heat barrier by reflecting radiant heat back in the direction which it came from. So, in the summer, when the majority of heat comes in through the roof, Radiant Barrier will reflect the sun's heat BEFORE it penetrates your home. In the winter, as heat rises and tries to escape from the ceiling and roof, the radiant barrier will reflect that heat back into your home.
Do I need to install more insulation in my attic for radiant barrier to be effective?
No, regardless of how much or how little insulation you have in your attic, foil radiant barrier will save on your heating and cooling expenses and will keep you more comfortable.
Where is radiant barrier installed?
Foil Radiant Barrier can be stapled under your roof rafters in your attic (We always recommend rafter applications). Radiant barrier can also be installed under a pier and beam home in the crawl space. Radiant Barrier can also be installed on top of your attic insulation. (We only recommend installing radiant barrier on top of batt insulation.)
How much money will I save by installing foil radiant barrier?
Radiant Barrier will block up to 97% of radiant heat in your home, you will notice a tremendous savings in your heating and cooling bills, especially if your attic insulation has the correct R-value rating. **Typical savings range between 10%-30%
Call us today at (972) 276-2544 for a free estimate for our foil radiant barrier services.
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