FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
TELL ME ABOUT THE TAX CREDIT!
This is an absolute game changer for anyone wanting to upgrade their insulation. The current tax incentive can provide a homeowner 30% of their cost back as a tax credit (Up to $1,200).
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IS TREASURE COAST INSULATION LICENSED AND INSURED?
We are fully insured and current with all Martin County business license regulations. We will gladly provide our latest, up to date, COI for you to review prior to any project we intend to start.
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN A QUOTE?
We pride ourselves on transparent, competitive, and up front pricing. Since we visit every potential client and inspect the attic first hand, you will never be surprised with any additional costs on install day. Our quoted price is "out the door" and there will never be any additional fees or add ons from the price quote we provide. We will also give a range of options for you to review so you can be confident that you are in control of your project and have the power choose what is right for your needs.
HOW HOT DOES MY ATTIC GET?
Attic temperatures will fluctuate with the season, weather, and time of day. During the summer with no cloud cover it is not uncommon for an attic to exceed 125-140 degrees! This level of heat is extremely dangerous, and can take considerable planning and experience. Fortunately the team at Treasure Coast Insulation understands this and is not only is equipped for harsh environments, but is trained on how to remain safe during your install.
DO YOU PARTICIPATE IN THE FPL REBATE PROGRAM?
Yes we do! During our initial inspection we will always seek to qualify your home for the $220 FPL rebate. We will always go over the rebate process and standards with you, and if eligible, we will apply the $220 FPL rebate directly to your price quote as an itemized deduction.
WHAT IS R-VALUE?
In simplest terms, R-Value is a national standard for measuring the insulation's ability to block the transfer of heat from one area to another. The higher the R-Value, the higher the ability to keep the home cooler from hot attic temperatures. Fiberglass blow-in insulation achieves better R-values the higher (in inches) the installed amount is. We will always show you, directly from our product manufacturer, the exact height needed to achieve the R-value for your particular home.