My home doesn't have any insulation in the attic or wallsIf I only add insulation in the attic, how much of a difference in terms of temperature should I expect in the summer and winter?
Name suits you lil spazApparently, you aren't the sharpest knife in the drawer, because when you state an opinion, EVERYBODY has biasAlso, try posting your question a bit moreI don't find this bias question violating the community guidelines, I mean, what about all of the polls?
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Insulating a home is a very wise decision to save money on energy bills and makes the house a lot more comfortableThe attic is no.1 in priority because in the winter the heat in a room always goes to cold which is the walls and ceilingsIf you are sitting down in the house on a cold day and when you rise you notice the upper part of the room is warm, then the attic isn't insulateNo2 is the wallsAfter insulating the walls you will notice that you don't need as much heat to keep the house warmThis works well in the summer time by not needing as much AC to keep the house cool as wellInsulation doesn't add warmth or coldIt just helps to hold and prevent it from escaping.
