·        Even temperature distribution

·        Improved acoustics

·        Lower energy bills  

A more environmentally-friendly home. 

Unless your home has been constructed with special attention to energy efficiency such as LEED or Energy Star standards, adding insulation will reduce your utility bills.  More than 60% of existing homes in the United States are not insulated to the best level. According to a study done by Harvard University's School of  Public Health, 60% of  existing homes are likely to use more energy than newer homes, leading to very high heating and air-conditioning bills. Even if you own a new home, adding insulation will save enough money in reduced utility bills to pay for itself within a few years and will continue to save you money for as long as you own the home.

Potential for increased resale value:

Installing proper insulation levels can also make your home more attractive to potential buyers.  In fact, most buyers list energy-efficiency as a prime consideration.   Buyers know they can buy a more expensive home if heating and cooling bills can be kept down.