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Insulating for your Climate Zones

Where you live and what parts of your home or building you want to insulate matters.  The map below (provided by the US Department of Energy) is a guide to help you understand your climate zone as you consider the options for protecting and insulating your home or building.

US Map of Climate Zones

Climate Zone – Recommended R Values

R-values rate how well building insulation can prevent the flow of heat into and out of the home. Higher ratings mean greater insulation performance and thus more savings on your next heating and cooling bill.

Climate Zone Uninsulated Attic 3–4 Inches of Existing Attic Insulation Uninsulated Floor Uninsulated Wood-Frame Wall Insulated Wood Frame Wall
1 R30–R49 R19–R38 R13 R13 or R0 + R10 CI* N/A
2 R49–R60 R38–R49 R13 R13 or R0 + R10 CI N/A
3 R49–R60 R38–R49 R19 R20 or R13 + R5 CI or R0 + R15 CI Add R5 CI
4 (except Marine) R60 R49 R19 R20 + R5 CI or R13 + R10 CI or R0 + R15 CI Add R10 CI
4 Marine and 5 R60 R49 R30 R20 + R5 CI or R13 + R10 CI or R0 + R15 CI Add R10 CI
6 R60 R49 R30 R20 + R5 CI or R13 + R10 CI or R0 + R20 CI Add R10 CI
7 R60 R49 R38 R20 + R5 CI or R13 + R10 CI or R0 + R20 CI Add R10 CI
8 R60 R49 R38 R20 + R5 CI or R13 + R10 CI or R0 + R20 CI Add R10 CI

How Much Insulation Do I Needed?

If you’re hot, cold or anything in between, insulation can help you feel just right.

From attics to basements and kitchens to bedrooms, this insulation calculator tool will help you find the insulation that fits your needs.

Start1. Location2. Space3. Spacing4. Insulation5. Measurements6. Results

Insulation Calculator

Find the right insulation for your project

Calculate Your Insulation Needs

This calculator will help you determine the right type and amount of insulation for your specific location and project.

What You'll Need:

  • 📍 Your location (state and county or ZIP code)
  • 🏠 Type of space you're insulating
  • 📏 Measurements of the area
  • 🔧 Basic information about your building structure

Benefits of Proper Insulation:

💰 Lower Energy Bills
🌡️ Better Comfort
🌱 Reduced Environmental Impact
🏡 Increased Home Value

Step 1: Enter Your Location

Enter your location to determine the climate zone.

Step 2: Select Space Type

What type of space are you insulating?

Step 3: Select Stud/Joist Spacing

What is the spacing of your studs or joists?

Step 4: Select Insulation Type

Choose your preferred insulation material.

Step 5: Enter Measurements

Provide the dimensions of the area to be insulated.

Calculated Area: 0 sq ft

Deductions

Subtract areas for windows, doors, and other openings.

Net Area to Insulate: 0 sq ft

Insulation Requirements

Location Details

Location:

Climate Zone:

Space Type:

Area:

Insulation Requirements

Recommended R-Value:

Insulation Type:

Thickness Required:

Quantity Needed:

Coverage:

Installation Tips

Types of Insulation & Packages

These are the most common insulation types, their R-values, product formats.  Use our Insulation Calculator to to estimate the amount needed for a project.

Batt Insulation Packages

  • Rectangular panels, pre-cut for standard stud spacing (typically 15″ or 23″ wide)

  • Length: usually 48″ or 93″, for fit between wall studs or ceiling joists

  • Thickness: ranges from 3.5″ to 12″, corresponding to R-values such as R-11 to R-38

  • Sold in bags, with each bag covering 40–88 square feet depending on dimensions

Roll Insulation

  • Long, flexible rolls that can be cut to fit various cavities

  • Standard widths: 16″, 24″, 36″, 48″, 60″, 72″

  • Standard lengths: often 32’, 39’, or 50’ lengths per roll

  • Thickness: 3″ to 12″

  • Each roll or package lists total square feet of coverage (often 40–100 sq ft)

Loose-Fill (Blown-In) Insulation

  • Sold in compressed bags

  • Coverage per bag is labeled for various R-values and installation depths (e.g., a bag covers 65 sq ft at R-30/8.25″ depth)

  • Material expands to fill cavities when blown using machine

Rigid Foam Board Insulation

  • Flat, rectangular sheets

  • Standard sizes: 4’ x 8’ or 2’ x 8’

  • Thickness: 1/2”, 1”, 1.5”, 2” or even thicker

  • Sold by the sheet; some boards are scored for easy snapping

Spray Foam Insulation

  • Used for air sealing

  • Provides R-6.0 to R-7.0 per inch

  • Spray foam is most often installed by professionals

 

R-Value Reference Table

Type R-value per inch [approx.] Typical Applications Format/Package Options
Fiberglass Batts/Rolls 3.0 – 4.3 Walls, attics, floors Batts, Rolls
Blown-In Fiberglass 2.2 – 4.3 Attics, hard-to-reach spaces Bags (for blowing machine)
Foam Board (XPS/Polyiso) 5.0 – 6.5 Basement, exterior walls, roofs 4’x8’ Sheets
Mineral Wool 3.0 – 4.2 Walls, noise/fire areas Batts
Spray Foam 6.0 – 7.0 Sealing gaps, attics, walls Spray/custom installation

What is a Master Pack?

A master pack in insulation refers to a larger bundle that contains several individual bags of batt insulation bound together for bulk sales and easier transport. The standard quantity in a master pack depends on the insulation’s R-value and brand.  Master packs are popular among contractors and bulk buyers for convenience and bulk pricing. Each bag inside the master pack contains the usual pre-cut batts or rolls sized for standard stud or joist spacing.

  • For batt insulation R-11 through R-21, a master pack typically contains 5 bags.
  • For higher R-values like R-25 through R-38, a master pack is usually 4 bags.

Examples

  • For 15″ wide rolls may include 12 rolls per master pack
  • For 23″ wide rolls, 8 rolls per master pack
  • For batt insulation, expect 4 or 5 bags depending on R-value and dimensions.

Delivered to Your Door or Project Site

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You can also pickup (by appointment only).

Building Wraps: High-Performance Weather Protection for Every Project

Building Wraps are engineered to simplify installation while delivering outstanding performance and long-term protection for residential and commercial construction.

Manufactured under strict quality control, building wraps help builders and remodelers safeguard structures from air intrusion, bulk water, and moisture driven by solar vapor.

Key Features of Building Wrap:

  • Reduces Air Penetration: Helps maintain energy efficiency by limiting drafts and leaks.

  • Prevents Moisture From Solar Vapor Drive: Protects walls from hidden moisture that can cause mold and rot.

  • Strong UV Resistance: Shields building exteriors from damaging sunlight during construction.

  • Bulk Water Protection: Durable barrier against rain and wind-driven water.
     

Product Options:

    • Builder Grade Wrap: Cost-effective protection for day-to-day building needs.

    • Plus LP & Plus HP Wraps: Enhanced wind, air, and moisture resistance; HP model provides premium high-perm vapor transmission.

    • Drainage Wraps (Premium & Standard): Advanced non-directional drainage for moisture management.

    • Custom Digitally Printed Wrap: Feature your logo on job sites to boost your brand.

     

    Available for Contractors, Distributors, and Homeowners

    • Builders and distributors can source Barricade wraps through their preferred suppliers.

    • Homeowners can easily purchase select Barricade building wraps through Amazon for DIY projects.

     

    Complete Your Envelope System with Accessories:

    • Pair building wrap with Barricade structural sheathing, synthetic roof underlayment, seam tape, and flashing solutions for robust moisture protection and energy performance.

     

    System Compatibility:

    • Complete your weatherization system by pairing Barricade wrap with their structural sheathing, underlayment, seam tape, and flashing products for comprehensive protection.