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Kansas City Insulation Articles

Want to cut energy costs? Look at your attic

Proper attic insulation can help reduce the energy costs your home incurs. (Photo courtesy of Superior Insulation & Attic Ventiliation))

A highly rated Chicago attic ventilation and insulation specialist offers three ways to maximize your attic's energy efficiency and save on energy costs.

5 ways to winterize your home and get immediate results

Setting the ceiling fan to operate in a clockwise direction can help circulate warm air down to ground level.

If you're constantly dealing with cold drafts, poor insulation and high heating costs, consider winterizing your home. The following home winterizing tips can help make your home more comfortable this winter.

Adding insulation to plaster walls

Adding insulation to walls can make your home more energy efficient and lower utility bills. A home energy audit is a great way to assess points of energy loss.

Angie Hicks responds to a member who wants to know if it’s a good idea to add insulation to walls if the interior is plaster and the exterior is brick, and whether it will save energy and lower utility bills

Fall home maintenance checklist

This handy infographic provides tips on household tasks to do in autumn, including gutter cleaning, roof inspections, chimney cleaning and stopping drafts around windows and doors. How Angie's List can help