Posted by Ultradog MN on January 05, 2015 at 15:09:35 from (174.20.234.99):
In Reply to: insulation posted by deereman39 on January 05, 2015 at 13:51:14:
Cellulose insulation is not too expensive.
It has an r value of about 3.2/inch
To get R38 (12")over 6000 square feet you would need about 330 bags X $6.67/bag = $2200 + Tax.
I have never done a job that big but would estimate it would take two guys 2 or 3 days with a single blower. One man on the ground could probably feed two blowers at the same time.
Home Despot rents you the blower for free if you buy the insulation from them.
You'd need a 12 yd dump truck or cube van to get it all home as it's bulky.
It would make a huge difference in your heating bill even if you didn't insulate the walls.
This post was edited by Ultradog MN at 15:14:34 01/05/15.
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