Attics under a hot roof
In a suitable attic, a reflective layer can address radiant heat coming from the roof above.

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South Florida gets plenty of sun, and part of that heat reaches a home as radiant heat through the roof and walls. Reflective foil insulation can help reduce radiant heat transfer when it is installed in a suitable assembly with the required air space. We look at the whole space before suggesting where, or whether, it belongs.
The full foil insulation guideIn a suitable attic, a reflective layer can address radiant heat coming from the roof above.
A garage that holds the afternoon heat can be a candidate, provided the assembly allows the air space the product needs.
Foil complements, rather than replaces, materials that slow heat flow, such as blown-in, batt or foam insulation.

WHEN TO CONSIDER IT
A reflective product only does its job as part of the right assembly. The direction it faces, the air space beside it and the insulation that stays in place all matter. Tell us where the heat is a problem, whether that is the attic, a garage or a wall, and what other work is planned, so we can explain how foil would fit.
YOUR PROJECT, STEP BY STEP
We ask when and where the space gets hot, then look at the attic, garage or wall and the insulation already in place.
We explain the product, its position and the air space it needs, and how it works with the rest of the insulation.
The reflective layer is installed as part of the agreed assembly, and we confirm the role it plays in the overall plan.
THE QUESTIONS THAT MATTER
Usually it is one part of the plan. Reflective insulation addresses radiant heat, while foam, batts and loose-fill slow heat flow through the assembly. The right combination depends on the space.
Possibly. It depends on the product and whether the garage assembly can provide the air space it needs. The inspection shows whether that arrangement is practical.
They address different kinds of heat transfer, so it is not always one or the other. We look at the existing attic insulation and the roof assembly before suggesting either or both.
Its position, the direction it faces and the air space beside it. Ask how the proposed installation achieves those, rather than judging a product by its shiny surface.
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