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Can I Insulate Cantilever Floor Overhangs?
Most people have heard of insulated floor joists as they can prevent heat loss into your attic and crawl space area. However, many homeowners aren't aware that cantilever floor overhangs can also be insulated so that you can benefit from reduced condensation on your windows and walls and eliminating leakages by sealing off the cavities. While it's not difficult to do, it's important to get it right the first time. Getting help from cantilever floor overhang insulation experts is the best course of action to take into account.
Insulation is one of those things that seem like an afterthought but plays a vital role in keeping our homes and commercial property warm in winter and cool in summer. Without it, we would be sitting in uncomfortable (and expensive) energy-guzzling areas.
How much amount of cantilever insulation you need depends on many factors, including where you live and how old your home is. Insulation should generally start at R40; if it's less than that and drafty, it's time to upgrade.
Spray Foam Insulation for Cantilever
Spray foam is an excellent option for cantilever floor overhangs, filling in-floor cavity with high R-values that provides enough resistance to heat transfer to be confident that your home is more comfortable year-round.
Adding another layer won't hurt! Check with your building authority to see if adding another layer of insulation on top of your existing wall insulation will help reduce heat loss through an underfloor cavity. Of course, you'll need to check that it complies with building codes and does not compromise any fire protection or structural stability, this guarantee to make a noticeable difference.
Schedule a thorough consultation and inspection with our cantilever insulation experts today if you are ready to turn your home more energy-efficient.
