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Efficiency Vermont experts offer professional tips on air sealing and insulating your basement.
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Locate common problem areas, and learn how to seal them. Review different types of insulation that can work in a basement. Learn how to stay more comfortable, year-round.

00:25: Prepping your workspace and safety concerns - 00:57: First things first – Air Sealing - 01:08: Air sealing a bulkhead door - 01:36: Insulating a bulkhead door - 02:12: Air sealing and insulating basement windows - 02:45: Air sealing smaller holes like sill or rim joist seams, penetrations for water, fuel, or electric lines - 03:06: Insulating band joists - 03:30: Insulating basement walls - 04:04: Find a certified contractor Materials checklist: - Silicone, acrylic latex caulk and/or low-expansion foam for air sealing - High-temperature (heat-resistant) caulk for sealing around flues and chimneys - Appropriate board insulation products depending on project

Stuck, and not sure what to do next? Contact our help line for trouble-shooting support at 888-921-5990. While some insulation work can be done on your own, we recommend working with an Efficiency Excellence Network contractor to air seal and insulate your entire home and reduce your bills as much as possible. They can also account for air quality, address other safety concerns, and provide access to enhanced rebates and financing to cover the cost your weatherization project.