An uninsulated garage door is one of the most overlooked sources of heat loss in attached garages, letting cold air pour into your home every winter. Adding insulation to your garage door can cut heating bills by $100 to $180 annually with a payback period as short as one to two years.
Read More →Most homeowners insulate their walls and attic but completely ignore the attached garage, which can quietly drain 10 to 20% of your home’s heating energy every winter. Sealing and insulating the garage boundary can cut that loss dramatically, often with a payback period of one to two heating seasons.
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An uninsulated garage door is one of the biggest thermal weak points in your home, letting heat pour in during summer and cold seep in during winter. Add insulation to your garage door this weekend and you can cut garage temperature swings by 20 degrees or more, lower your energy bills, and protect everything stored inside.
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An uninsulated garage door can make your attached garage 20 to 30 degrees hotter in summer and just as frigid in winter, driving up your heating and cooling bills. A simple DIY insulation kit installed in a single weekend can cut that temperature swing dramatically for under $50.
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