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The Triangle’s most trusted experts in Insulation, Crawl Space Mold Remediation and Crawl Space Encapsulation.
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Radiant Barrier
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40+ Years Combined Experience
Why Choose Triangle Radiant Barrier?
We specialize in Radiant Barrier, spray foam insulation, fiberglass insulation, solar attic fans, air-sealing, sealed / encapsulated crawlspaces (insulation, vapor barrier, dehumidification, waterproofing), crawlspace mold remediation with Spray / Fogging Fungicide, HEPA Vacuum Scrubbing, Soda Blasting and chemical-free Dry Ice Blasting.
- We help our customers save up to 50% on heating and cooling costs while improving comfort and indoor air quality.
- The owner and staff have 40+ years combined experience in general contracting, insulation, and crawlspaces.
- We are locally owned and insured to $2 million.
Radiant Barrier reflects 95% of radiant heat. By having Radiant Barrier installed onto your attic floor and your interior-facing attic vertical walls, you will significantly reduce the amount of radiant heat migrating into your living space during summer as well as help to trap heated air in your living space during winter. This reduces the workload of your HVAC system, creates a more comfortable living space, and can reduce your heating and cooling costs by up to 20-50%, particularly when combined with attic floor air-sealing.
We measure success by customer satisfaction and not by dollars. We take great pride in our products, quality of workmanship, and dedication to our customers. BBB A+ Accredited and 5-Star rated.
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| Feature | Triangle Radiant Barrier | Top Local Competitors |
|---|---|---|
| Locally owned and operated (not a franchise) | ||
| Ownership Quality Assurance Inspection on all installs | ||
| Lifetime Warranty without extra cost on wall insulation, 10-mil reinforced vapor barrier | ||
| Lifetime Warranty is transferable with active Annual Service Plan | ||
| Annual Service Plan includes routine maintenance, leaf cleanup, “No Mold” Guarantee | ||
| Mold Remediation Insurance (not just General Liability) | ||
| Smartphone or Wi-Fi environment monitoring included | ||
| No deposit or pre-payment required |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the R-value of Radiant Barrier?
Radiant Barriers do not have an R-Value. Instead, Radiant Barrier performance is measured by emissivity (same measure as used for Low-E windows) and reflectivity.
Emissivity is the ratio at which a material converts radiant energy to radiant heat. The lower the emissivity, the better it serves as an insulation. TRB’s Radiant Barrier material has an emissivity of 0.05 which means it only allows 5% of radiant energy to convert into radiant heat.
The reflectivity of a Radiant Barrier is a measure of how much the material will reflect radiant energy and heat. TRB’s Radiant Barrier provides 95% reflectivity. In summer, it will block 95% of your attic’s radiant energy and heat from impacting your home’s comfort and energy efficiency
Can Radiant Barrier cause moisture / condensation issues in attics?
Radiant Barrier can cause moisture issues if not installed properly or the wrong material is used. When installing a Radiant Barrier in the attic, a “perforated” product that meets or exceeds ASTM standards should be used.
In a humid climate, it is imperative that the attic floor utility penetrations be properly air sealed with foam spray or similar material. This will not only greatly increase the energy efficiency of the home, but will prevent cold, conditioned air from the living space to mingle with hot, humid air in the attic.
Installing a non-perforated Radiant Barrier may lead to moisture or condensation issues.
Moisture and condensation will not be concerns, however, with properly installed and perforated Radiant Barrier combined with effective air sealing.
Is Radiant Barrier installed to the rafters or on the attic floor?
Radiant Barriers do not have an R-Value. Instead, Radiant Barrier performance is measured by emissivity (same measure as used for Low-E windows) and reflectivity.
Emissivity is the ratio at which a material converts radiant energy to radiant heat. The lower the emissivity, the better it serves as an insulation. TRB’s Radiant Barrier material has an emissivity of 0.05 which means it only allows 5% of radiant energy to convert into radiant heat.
The reflectivity of a Radiant Barrier is a measure of how much the material will reflect radiant energy and heat. TRB’s Radiant Barrier provides 95% reflectivity. In summer, it will block 95% of your attic’s radiant energy and heat from impacting your home’s comfort and energy efficiency.
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