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Rogers Insulation Specialists

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Family-owned business for over 45 years. We offer award winning replacement ProVia windows, James Hardie Fiber Cement Siding, and insulation.

We are a Mass Save Partner. In an industry that is overwhelmed with fly by night contractors, we consistently install quality siding, window, door and insulation projects on time and on budget. We are NOT a handyman company. We are unique in that the insulation jobs are done by the insulation crews, the siding is done by our siding crews and all doors and windows are installed by our carpenters. After all, you wouldn't call an electrician for a clogged sink would you? Bundling these products together have allowed builders and homeowners to deal with one contractor and save money at the same time. Many of the products we install are purchased direct from the manufacturer. Eliminating the middle man will save you thousands of dollars.

10/26/2026

Cellulose insulation is made primarily from recycled paper fibers combined with treatments that help the finished product meet fire-resistance and other performance requirements. Rogers Insulation installs CleanFiber®, which uses recycled cardboard and an all-borate fire-retardant treatment. For homeowners considering an upgrade, the useful questions are what the product contains, what its testing establishes, and how it will be installed.

If you are considering cellulose for your attic or walls, Rogers Insulation in Framingham can help you understand the material and discuss an installation plan for your home.

Considering cellulose insulation? Rogers explains ingredients, fire-retardant treatment, and attic depth for MetroWest homeowners.

10/16/2026

Does Cellulose Insulation Need a V***r Barrier in a Massachusetts Home?

Cellulose insulation does not automatically require a new plastic v***r barrier. The right approach depends on where the insulation is installed, which materials are already present, and how the wall or attic can dry if moisture gets in. For an existing Massachusetts home, the decision starts with the complete construction of that space.

If you are considering an insulation upgrade, Rogers Insulation in Framingham can help you review your home’s existing conditions and discuss the work it needs.

An open attic above a Natick ranch and the closed walls of an older Newton Colonial may both benefit from cellulose, but they need different moisture-control plans. Understanding that distinction can help you evaluate a contractor’s recommendation before work begins.

Does cellulose insulation need a v***r barrier in Massachusetts homes. Learn about attic and wall moisture before upgrading.

10/08/2026

How much will your insulation upgrade actually cost after Mass Save® incentives?

The discount percentage is only part of the answer. Before you approve an estimate, make sure you understand:

• Which areas of your home will be insulated and air sealed
• Which work qualifies for the incentive
• What you will pay after the incentive
• Whether wiring, moisture, or other repairs will be billed separately

A clear estimate helps you compare the work being proposed, not just the final price. Our new guide walks through an example and the questions to ask before signing.

Read it here: https://www.rogersinsulation.com/what-will-my-insulation-project-cost-after-mass-save-how-to-read-your-estimate/

See what insulation may cost after Mass Save incentives, how to read your estimate, and which repairs may be billed separately in Massachusetts.

09/29/2026

You do not usually need to replace your siding to add wall insulation. But if new siding is already in your plans, it makes sense to consider insulation before the exterior is covered again.

For homeowners in Framingham, Natick, Newton, and surrounding MetroWest communities, the right approach depends on what is inside the walls, the condition of the siding, and where the house is actually losing heat. An older Colonial with empty walls may need a different plan from a ranch with cold floors over an unsealed basement.

Insulating walls in Massachusetts? Learn when to keep your siding, when to combine projects, and how to explore Mass Save incentives.

09/22/2026

The Short Answer: Why Are My Floors So Cold?
Cold floors over a basement are often caused by some combination of:

Air leakage around the rim joist and sill plate
Unsealed plumbing and utility penetrations
Poorly insulated basement walls
Missing or inadequate insulation
Leaky basement windows or doors
Air movement through floor and wall cavities
An unfinished or very cold basement
Gaps created by older construction or renovations
The rim joist is particularly important because it sits at the connection between your foundation, exterior walls, and first-floor framing.

Cold floors may be caused by basement air leaks, not just missing insulation. Learn how rim joist air sealing and Mass Save can help Massachusetts homes.

09/09/2026

If your Framingham home has drafty rooms, high heating bills, cold floors, uneven temperatures, a hot second floor, or recurring ice dams, the solution may involve more than simply adding insulation.

Air leakage and gaps in your home’s thermal envelope often need to be corrected at the same time.

Framingham is currently a Mass Save Designated Equity Community, and qualifying 1–4-unit homes can receive 100% off approved insulation upgrades plus no-cost targeted air sealing after a no-cost Home Energy Assessment.

Framingham homes present almost every insulation condition found in eastern and central Massachusetts.

08/27/2026

Home Insulation and Air Sealing in Boston, MA
If your Boston home is drafty, expensive to heat, too hot upstairs in summer, or plagued by cold floors or ice dams, start by evaluating air leakage and insulation together. Boston residents can access a no-cost Mass Save Home Energy Assessment, and Boston is currently participating as a Designated Equity Community, making qualifying recommended insulation and air sealing available at 100% off. Older Boston homes and triple-deckers often require a whole-building approach rather than simply adding more attic insulation. (Mass Save)

Boston homeowners may qualify for a no-cost Mass Save Home Energy Assessment and 100% off recommended insulation and air sealing. Learn how insulation, air sealing, financing, and Mass Save work in Boston in 2026.

08/18/2026

If your Worcester home is drafty in winter, difficult to cool in summer, has cold floors, uneven temperatures, high heating bills, or recurring ice dams, the problem may not be your heating system alone. Air leakage and inadequate insulation are often major contributors to comfort and energy problems in Massachusetts homes.

The good news is that Worcester homeowners have unusually strong opportunities to address these problems in 2026.

Worcester participates in the Mass Save Community First Partnership and is currently designated as a Designated Equity Community. Owners and renters of eligible 1–4-unit properties can begin with a no-cost Home Energy Assessment, and qualifying Worcester properties may receive 100% off insulation and air sealing improvements.

Worcester homeowners may qualify for a no-cost Home Energy Assessment, insulation and air sealing incentives, and 0% Mass Save HEAT Loan financing. Learn how the process works in 2026.

08/10/2026

Why Does Mold Grow in an Attic?

Attic mold needs moisture. In many Massachusetts homes, one source of that moisture is air leakage from the heated living space below. Warm indoor air escapes through ceiling penetrations, attic hatches, plumbing and electrical openings, recessed lights, wall cavities, and other gaps. During cold weather, that moisture can condense on cold attic surfaces. Correcting the problem often requires finding the moisture source, air sealing the attic floor, correcting improperly vented exhaust fans, addressing roof leaks if present, and installing insulation and ventilation appropriately.

The U.S. Department of Energy specifically recommends air sealing attic-floor penetrations before insulating existing vented attics because effective air sealing can help prevent attic moisture problems.

If you discover dark staining, damp roof sheathing, musty odors, or visible mold in your attic, it is easy to assume that the roof is leaking. Sometimes it is. But in Massachusetts homes, attic moisture can also come from inside…

Address

225 Arlington Street, Suite G
Framingham, MA
01702

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15088753700

Website

https://www.rogersinsulation.com/contact/

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