Year-Round Cottage Comfort with Insulation.
Cottage insulation has a big impact on comfort throughout your entire getaway.
Keeps your cottage warm in winter and cool in summer.
Reduces energy use and lowers utility bills.
Helps prevent moisture buildup and mold.
Makes your cottage usable and comfy year-round.
Enjoy Year-Round Comfort with Cottage Insulation Upgrade
However, for cottagers who want to enjoy a year round getaway, insulating the cottage is going to be a necessity.
Proper cottage weatherization means sealing and insulating for maximum efficiency. It protects pipes, eliminates the need for winterizing windows and doors, keeps appliances running, and makes the cottage usable all year.
Cottage Walls and Roof Leak the Most Heat.
In many cottages, unsealed roofs and walls cause major air leaks. Experts recommend starting with air sealing to control airflow and moisture.
After sealing, high-performance insulation like Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) is often recommended for its superior R-value and all-in-one air, moisture, and thermal protection—making it a top choice for attics and basements alike.
Crucially, Spray Foam must be installed by professionals—it’s a complex process that requires skill and experience, not suited for DIY.
Yes, if you want year-round comfort, lower energy costs, and protection from moisture and cold.
Key areas include the attic, walls, floors, basement or crawlspace, and roof.
It depends—spray foam offers top performance, while fiberglass and blown-in cellulose are cost-effective
Yes, especially when paired with proper air sealing and ventilation.
Absolutely—insulation helps prevent pipes from freezing in cold temps.
Definitely—for best results, code compliance, and long-term durability, pro installation is recommended.
