The Best Insulation for Existing Homes
The Best Insulation for Existing Homes
Learn Pricing Factors for RetroFoam Insulation
Several factors impact the cost of insulation.
Learn what they are so you can understand exactly how pricing works.
Learn Pricing Factors for RetroFoam Insulation
RetroFoam is the more expensive option when compared to traditional insulation like fiberglass and cellulose.
That increased cost is because you are going to get better performance from the RetroFoam. There are a few other factors that determine that final cost, so let’s dive in.
The main obvious factor is the size of the area that will be insulated.
Most pricing is going to come down to square footage, but that may not always be the case. It’s important to discuss with your RetroFoam dealer how they determine the final cost of the project so you are both on the same page before the work begins.
There are a few things that come into play when looking at the installation difficulty.
The number of stories a home has, the type of siding, and any prep work to protect indoor and outdoor items are all factors in determining the difficulty. These additional difficulties impact the cost.
Location can also play a role in the cost of your RetroFoam insulation.
Keep in mind that a gallon of milk in New York will be a different price when compared to the same product in California. Those prices are set by the seller in those locations, much like each RetroFoam dealer sets their prices locally.
