Pricing Estimator
iFOAM publishes its insulation prices online. Use the free 60-second estimator below to get an instant price range for your project: attic insulation typically runs $1,300 to $12,400, crawl space and basement insulation $2,400 to $13,500, garage, barn and outbuilding insulation $800 to $19,300, and new construction insulation $4,000 to $23,200. Answer a few simple questions about your home and see your tailored price range instantly — no phone call, no waiting, no obligation. Every project is backed by iFOAM's free in-home energy assessment, certified installers, and limited lifetime material warranty. Enter your zip code below to see exact pricing from your local iFOAM team.
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How much does insulation from iFOAM cost?
Most iFOAM residential insulation projects fall between $800 and $23,200 depending on the service, the size of the area, and the materials you choose. Attic insulation typically runs $1,300 to $12,400. Crawl space and basement insulation typically runs $2,400 to $13,500. Garage, barn, and outbuilding insulation typically runs $800 to $19,300. New construction insulation typically runs $4,000 to $23,200. The fastest way to get your exact number is the free 60 second estimator on this page. Answer a few questions about your home and see your tailored price range instantly. Every estimate includes a free in home energy assessment, professional installation, and the iFOAM limited lifetime material warranty.
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How much does attic insulation cost?
Attic insulation from iFOAM typically costs between $1,300 and $12,400 installed, depending on the size of your attic and the material you choose. Smaller home or partial attic, up to about 800 square feet usually runs $1,300 to $3,600. Average home, 800 to 1,500 square feet, typical 3-bed usually runs $2,000 to $5,600. Large home, 1,500 to 2,500 square feet usually runs $3,100 to $8,200. Very large home, 2,500 or more square feet usually runs $4,500 to $12,400. The range covers the material tiers, from budget friendly blown in fiberglass through blown in cellulose, the most common choice, up to high performance spray foam. Options like removing old insulation first and air sealing can be added. Use the 60 second estimator on this page to see the range for your exact attic.
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How much does crawl space or basement insulation cost?
Crawl space and basement insulation from iFOAM typically costs between $2,400 and $13,500 installed. Small, up to 800 square feet usually runs $2,400 to $5,400. Average, 800 to 1,500 square feet usually runs $4,000 to $8,800. Large, 1,500 or more square feet usually runs $6,500 to $13,500. The range covers the protection levels, from insulation only, through insulation with a vapor barrier, the most common choice, up to full encapsulation that seals and conditions the entire space against moisture. Use the 60 second estimator on this page to see the range for your space.
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How much does garage, barn, or outbuilding insulation cost?
Garage, barn, and outbuilding insulation from iFOAM typically costs between $800 and $19,300 installed. Single-car garage or small shed, up to 400 square feet usually runs $800 to $3,200. Two to three-car garage or workshop, 400 to 900 square feet usually runs $1,600 to $6,100. Large garage or small barn, 900 to 1,800 square feet usually runs $3,200 to $11,400. Pole barn or large outbuilding, 1,800 or more square feet usually runs $5,900 to $19,300. The range covers material choices from fiberglass batt through blown in up to spray foam, and whether you insulate walls only, ceiling only, or both. Air sealing or a vapor barrier can be added, a good choice if you plan to heat, cool, or finish the space. The 60 second estimator on this page gives you the range for your structure.
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How much does new construction insulation cost?
New construction insulation from iFOAM typically costs between $4,000 and $23,200 for a complete home. Including the attached garage adds about $1,200. Choose from the Good package with fiberglass batt and blown in, the most popular Better package with cellulose blown in and batt, or the Best package with spray foam and blown in. Builders and homeowners can use the 60 second estimator on this page to price a build instantly.
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What is the fastest way to get an insulation price?
The fastest way to get an insulation price from iFOAM is the free online estimator on this page. It takes about 60 seconds. Tell it which project you have in mind, attic, crawl space or basement, garage or outbuilding, or a new build, answer a few simple questions about the size and options, and it shows your tailored price range instantly. No phone call, no waiting for a callback, no obligation. If you want an exact quote afterward, iFOAM confirms the number with a free in home energy assessment.
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What's included in an iFOAM estimate?
Every iFOAM estimate includes a free in home energy assessment, all materials, professional installation by trained and certified installers, a thorough final inspection, and full clean up. iFOAM is a member of the Insulation Contractors Association of America and the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance, and every job is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on materials and a 5 year workmanship warranty. There are no separate fees for the assessment or the estimate itself.
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How accurate are the prices in the iFOAM estimator?
The estimator gives you a price range based on the most common iFOAM projects in your area. For most homes the range you see will be within 10 to 15 percent of your final quoted price. The exact figure is confirmed at your free in home energy assessment, where your local iFOAM team measures the space, tests for air leaks and insulation gaps, and prepares a detailed proposal. Pricing varies between iFOAM locations because of local labor and material costs, which is why the estimator asks for your zip code and routes you to the right local team.
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Does the iFOAM price include materials and labor?
Yes. Every price you see includes both materials and professional installation from your local iFOAM team. There are no separate labor charges added on top. Where a project needs old insulation removed or a space prepped first, that is shown as a clear option so you always know what is included. iFOAM stands behind every job with a limited lifetime material warranty and a 5 year workmanship warranty.