Is $800 to insulate two crawl spaces and attic touch ups a fair price?

This project involved air sealing and adding insulation to improve the home's thermal envelope. - Air Sealing: Performed in both the attic and the crawlspace to fill gaps around vents and pipes. - Attic Insulation: Blown-in insulation was pumped into the attic space. - Crawlspace Work: Sealing around vents and pipes in the crawlspace (added $100 to the total). - Incentives: Local incentives covered 50% of the total project cost.

The project involved re-insulating the attic, which included: - Removal of old insulation - Sealing of gaps - Installation of new insulation, which was a mixture of batts and blown-in. The original plan was to use all batts, but this was changed to include blown-in insulation due to space restrictions.

This quote covers comprehensive attic air sealing and insulation for both side attics/slants and the peak attic areas of the home. The work aims to improve energy efficiency and thermal performance. Side Attics (5x about 7x10) & Slants (Including front attic area): - Attic Hatches: Insulate to R-30 with fiberglass batts and wrap with house wrap (sealed shut upon completion) - Air Chutes: Install in all open and accessible soffit cavities or to create a thermal break from the roof deck - Major Attic Bypasses: Seal all accessible major bypasses (e.g., bath fans, plumbing stacks, chimneys) - Insulation Dam: Create a 5-foot dam back from the knee wall for storage in 3 side attics - Floor Insulation: Dense pack under and blow over floor to achieve an R-50 total where possible; dense pack only where storage areas are located - Knee Wall: Seal below the knee wall - Knee Wall Insulation: Insulate with fiberglass batts to achieve an R-30 total and wrap with house wrap - Built-in Cabinet: Insulate and air seal - Slant Cavities: Dense pack all accessible slant cavities from side attics - Attic Access: Cut access through the attic wall to allow entry to the front attic area Peak Attic (12x20): - Attic Hatch: Insulate to R-30 with fiberglass batts and wrap with house wrap (sealed shut upon completion) - Attic Bypasses: Seal all accessible bypasses (e.g., light fixtures, top plates, bath fans, plumbing stacks, chimneys) - Air Chutes: Install in all open and accessible soffit cavities or to create a thermal break from the roof deck - Can Lights: Install airtight boxes over 4 non-IC rated can lights - Attic Insulation: Insulate attic to an R-50 with blown-in cellulose - Blower Door Test: Complete a blower door test before and after the completion of the work