Insulation

Yes, your attic is insulated, but the access hatch probably isn’t. Here are a few ways to insulate the attic door, save energy, and save money.

Tom Silva gives some advice on insulating a brick Colonial with concrete-block walls

Scott Caron offers advice on how to keep your home energy-efficient when using recessed lights

Does it make sense to insulate my basement ceiling? This Old House’s Tom Silva answers.

Insulation in your home increases interior comfort, while decreasing heating and cooling costs.

Read these 8 things you can do yourself to keep warm inside your home.

Save money and increase your home's market value by upgrading your insulation.

Here are three types of door sweeps (or door bottoms) to consider to help stop the drafts.

Learn how the natural power of stone can increase the comfort of your home.

The pros at Reviewed.com share their top product picks, including "smart" bulbs, locks, smoke detectors, and more

If you can feel a breeze around your closed windows, consider these quick-and-easy ways to block drafts. Such stopgap measures eliminate air leaks by sealing sash perimeters from indoors. Come spring, add or replace weatherstripping for a longer-lasting fix

Keep your home cozy and save money with this round-up of our top insulation tips for your home.

Yes, it's a messy job. But when the dust (and fiberglass) settles, you'll enjoy a fatter bank account and more comfortable indoor temps year-round.

If you live in an older home, understanding what pads your walls is essential to keeping your family safe. Here are three common types of insulation found in old homes and their potential hazards.