JM Insulation Project Guide for Homeowners and Professionals

SYDNEY - June 13, 2013 - PRLog -- The JM Insulation Project Guide takes site visitors through a simple four-step process to select, purchase and install JM insulation products. After selecting an area in the home (from basements to attics and everywhere in between), site visitors can add the room dimensions and input their ZIP code to take into account the local climate. From there, homeowners can choose to tackle the project themselves or find a qualified installer. The JM Insulation Project Guide will then generate suggested insulation products, the estimated amount of insulation products needed and any other tools and equipment that would be helpful.

“Whether you’re a professional contractor or a savvy do-it-yourself homeowner, the JM Insulation Project Guide provides tips and tools for tackling a range of insulation projects,” said Fred Stephan, vice president of Insulation Systems at Johns Manville. “JM offers one of the most complete lines of home insulation products and the JM Insulation Project Guide will help you select the best products to maximize the many benefits of insulation in your home.”

With 46 million under-insulated homes in the U.S., according to the Harvard School of Public Health, the JM Insulation Project Guide will help homeowners and professionals tap into the significant opportunity to improve the energy efficiency of a home. The site provides an easy roadmap to a home with superior sound control, improved indoor air quality and fewer drafts.

Investing a little money into the home can equal big savings not only on energy bills but also during tax time, with the Nonbusiness Energy Property Credit. The credit of up to $500 can be applied to materials for energy-efficient home upgrades, such as insulation. The JM Insulation Project Guide links to an interactive map detailing this credit and other incentives available by state.

The JM Insulation Project Guide is accessible from any smartphone and does not require an application download. Visit JMInsulationGuide.com to get started.

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