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Garage Insulation

Garage Insulation

The garage is easy to overlook as a place where energy-saving improvements can be made. After all, the main job description for the average garage is to shelter family vehicles and serve as a sort of catch-all space for other items like tools, bicycles sports gear, recyclables and so on. While it's usually wise to place a higher priority on home insulation upgrades in other parts of the house, improving garage insulation shouldn't be overlooked, especially if the space also serves as a workshop. Depending on how your garage is used and how your house is designed, it may be worthwhile to consider the following garage energy upgrades:

When it comes to the larger garage doors used for cars, many homeowners choose insulated versions as well, either when a house is built or when replacing old garage doors. As shown in the photo, insulated garage doors have cores that are filled with foam insulation, and metal "skins" that are often textured and detailed to look like old-fashioned frame-and-panel doors made from wood. Although insulated garage doors are more expensive than uninsulated "economy" versions, they're often well-worth the extra investment. In addition to improving energy efficiency, the door's insulated core helps to prevent the metal surface from being dented and bent out of shape.

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