Is $4,900 to install blown-in fiberglass insulation in the attic a fair price?
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I received this quote and am wondering if the price seems fair.
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This quote is for supplying and installing blown-in fiberglass insulation in the attic space to improve energy efficiency, indoor comfort, and overall thermal performance of the home. It includes: - Supply and install blown-in fiberglass insulation - Install rafter vents to help maintain airflow from soffits to ridge - Top up attic insulation to R50-/R-60 - Cleanup and disposal of any insulation related debris - Install 2 go green vents if no soffit holes are present
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Category
Insulation
Price
$4,900
Quote Date
June 30, 2025
Insulation Type
Blown In
R Value
R-60
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