Is $5,900 to insulate crawlspace walls with fiberglass batts and 1-inch spray foam air seal a fair price?
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I am not ready to pay for the whole thing to be spray foamed. I want the space to be air sealed well, but I feel like my rim joists hang differently than what I have seen and possibly will leak less air. This is for a conditioned crawlspace in Zone 5B.
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Insulation of a 3,500 sqft conditioned crawlspace with heights between 4ft and 6ft. - Install 1 inch of spray foam around the rim joist and sill plate areas for air sealing - Pin fiberglass batts to the crawlspace walls - Vapor barrier already installed by homeowner
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Category
Insulation
Price
$5,900
Quote Date
May 14, 2026
Home Size
3,500 sq ft
Insulation Type
Batt
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