Yes! Use this link to find federal insulation rebates for your home. You can also plug in your zip code to ENERGY Star’s Rebate Finder to learn more about the incentives available for homeowners. The U.S. Department of Energy’s DSIRE database is also a helpful resource. Qualifying OG&E customers can also get up to $500 in rebates for making certain energy-efficient upgrades to their home. Learn how you can maximize your savings here.

The amount of insulation needed varies depending on location, building type and materials. Thrice Energy Solutions will review your project’s specifications to determine the optimal R-Value. Click here for more information about R-value requirements in our region.

Yes. Airborne noises such as conversation, running appliances, electronic devices and household equipment carry and echo through walls, ceilings and floors. Good insulation can drastically reduce this atmospheric interference, leaving rooms much quieter.

According to Energystar.gov, insulating your home can reduce the noise from outside as well as make it harder for pollen, dust and insects to enter your home. In addition to keeping the noise levels low, this will also improve the overall comfort of your home.

There are a few types of insulation materials to choose from, each having its own set of pros and cons. At Thrice, we typically install fiberglass batts/blown insulation, cellulose or spray foam, depending on the project scope.