Radiant Barrier Insulation FAQ for Homeowners in Indianapolis, Muncie, Kokomo & Beyond

If you’ve heard about radiant barrier insulation, but have questions about what benefits it can provide, you’ve come to the right place. The experts at L.J. Stone Company, Inc. proudly offer this type of insulation to homeowners in Indianapolis, Muncie, Kokomo, and other nearby communities and are happy to answer any questions related to the product.

Some of the most frequently asked questions include:

• How does radiant barrier insulation work? – Our insulation is reflective, which means that it reflects radiant heat back toward the direction it came from. For example, in the hot summer months, the sun’s energy heats up your attic, but radiant insulation will reflect it back through your roof before it enters your home. In the winter, this insulation can trap in heat that would otherwise escape through traditional fiberglass and other types of insulation. As a result, you will enjoy significant heating and cooling savings.
• Can radiant insulation be installed over my present insulation? – Yes. Removing your old insulation isn’t necessary, regardless of how much or how little is already present.
• How long does installation take? – The expert installers at L.J. Stone can usually complete installation within one day, which means you can begin to enjoy energy savings right away.

Whether you live in Noblesville, Anderson, Richmond, Marion, or any other community throughout central Indiana, you can depend on L.J. Stone for quick and professional installation of radiant barrier insulation. We also proudly offer a number of additional home improvement solutions, such as tub liners, walk in tubs, tub-to-shower conversion products, exterior entry doors, retractable awnings, replacement windows, insulated vinyl siding, and much more.

Contact L.J. Stone today to learn more about our radiant barrier insulation, or any of our other products and services. We happily serve homeowners in Greenfield, Greenwood, New Castle, Carmel, and many other communities throughout the greater Indianapolis area.