Basement insulation is essential for energy efficiency, comfort, and cost savings. Here, industry experts reveal nine insulation ideas to help maintain a balanced temperature in your basement.

A. Typically, an unheated basement will stay between 50 and 55 degrees, assuming there are no gaps to the outside. Most frozen pipes happen when they are inside the exterior walls above the ...

1. Why Insulating Basement Walls Is Worth It Investing in the right product can improves the overall quality and durability of your home. Uninsulated basements tend to have cold walls and the ...

Insulation may warm basement floors Published: Oct. 30, 2007, 2:51 a.m.

When cold weather rolls in, take a moment to inspect the insulation in the basement crawl space of your home. In addition to helping cure cold floors, materials like plastic vapor barriers ...

He says, 'This heavy-duty insulating film is perfect for sealing basement windows. It blocks drafts and heat loss effectively, helping reduce energy bills by up to 20%.

Q. I read your article on mold-free basements with interest (“ Tips for a finished basement that’s mold-free,” Dec. 18). I own a log home in northwestern Maine with a walkout basement.

Is there a way of insulating this floor to keep the cold from the basement from seeping upward into the floor and room above? J.C. -- Kalamazoo A.

WILKES-BARRE – With sub-zero temperatures predicted the next few days, Greg Griffin again helped a senior citizen insulate her basement from cold drafts. A retired correctional officer, Griff… ...

Thanks. C.K. A. Typically, an unheated basement will stay between 50 and 55 degrees, assuming there are no gaps to the outside.