Rogers Insulation Specialists

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…

08/10/2026

Thank you so much for your thoughtful review and for choosing Rogers Insulation for your Mass Save project!

We're honored that you took the time to research contractors and ultimately placed your trust in our team. Knowing that our reputation and customer reviews helped you feel confident in choosing Rogers Insulation means a great deal to us.

We're especially pleased to hear that our installation team lived up to your expectations and delivered the quality workmanship you were looking for.

Thank you again for your kind words and recommendation. We truly appreciate your trust and are grateful for the opportunity to help make your home more comfortable and energy efficient!

08/08/2026

We're thrilled to hear that you had a positive experience throughout your Mass Save project. From your initial conversations with Holly, Carol, Larry, and Rick to the installation completed by Will and his crew, we're glad we could make the process smooth and deliver the level of service you deserved.

Every home presents its own unique challenges, and we're especially pleased to hear that Will and his installer were able to work around your recently installed heat pump equipment and ductwork while completing the job with care and attention to detail. It's also great to know our office team made the scheduling and billing process easy.

Your kind words mean a great deal to all of us. Thank you for trusting Rogers Insulation with your home, and we hope you enjoy a more comfortable, energy-efficient home for many years to come!

08/04/2026

Thank you for your kind review and for choosing Rogers Insulation for your Mass Save project!

We're so glad to hear that you had an excellent experience with our team. Providing helpful, informative, professional, and responsive service is something we strive for with every customer, so it's wonderful to know we met your expectations.

We truly appreciate your trust in Rogers Insulation and your recommendation.

07/31/2026

Thank you so much for your thoughtful review and recommendation!

We're thrilled to hear that you had a great experience with Rogers Insulation through the Mass Save program. Our team works hard to make the entire process as smooth and stress-free as possible, from the initial consultation through the installation, so it's wonderful to know that our professionalism, communication, and respect for your home stood out.

It's especially rewarding to hear that you're already noticing an improvement in your home's comfort, and we hope you continue to enjoy the energy savings for years to come. We're also honored that our BBB accreditation gave you added confidence in choosing us.

Thank you again for trusting Rogers Insulation with your home. We truly appreciate your recommendation and are grateful for the opportunity to help make your home more comfortable and energy efficient!

07/29/2026

Thank you so much for your wonderful review!

We're thrilled to hear that we exceeded your expectations. We understand how concerning it can be to insulate a home with older siding, so it's especially rewarding to know that our team completed the installation with such care and attention to detail.

Hearing that the Mass Save inspectors complimented the quality of our work is truly an honor and a testament to the pride our team takes in every project.

Thank you for trusting Rogers Insulation with your home. We sincerely appreciate your kind words and recommendation, and we hope you enjoy a more comfortable, energy-efficient home for many years to come!

07/28/2026

Cape Cod-style homes are among the most recognizable houses in Massachusetts. Their steep roofs, compact shape, dormers, and finished second floors give them warmth and architectural character.

Unfortunately, those same features can make Cape-style homes unusually difficult to insulate.

Unlike a house with one large, open attic, a Cape often contains several separate attic and roof areas. These may include a small attic above the second-floor ceiling, sloped roof cavities, short kneewalls, triangular side attics, dormer walls, and narrow spaces that are difficult or impossible to reach without creating new access openings.

Learn how to properly insulate a Cape Cod-style home in Massachusetts, including kneewalls, sloped ceilings, side attics, air sealing, and difficult attic access.

07/23/2026

Thank you so much for your kind words and for choosing Rogers Insulation for your attic insulation project!

We're so glad to hear that you had a positive experience working with our team. We know that the scheduling and paperwork involved with some projects can be overwhelming, so we're especially happy to hear that Holly was able to make the process easier by being responsive and helpful every step of the way.

We truly appreciate your trust in Rogers Insulation and your thoughtful review. Thank you again for your recommendation, and we hope you enjoy a more comfortable and energy-efficient home for years to come!

07/21/2026

Triple-Decker Energy Upgrades in the Boston Area: Air Sealing + Dense-Pack Cellulose Strategy
July 21, 2026Air Sealing
For many Boston-area triple-deckers, the best first energy upgrade is not simply adding more insulation. The stronger strategy is to air seal leakage points first, then use dense-pack cellulose in appropriate wall cavities, plus attic and basement/joist-area insulation where needed. This approach helps reduce drafts, uneven temperatures, high heating costs, cold floors, and comfort complaints across multiple units. For eligible Massachusetts 1–4 unit homes, Mass Save may help reduce the cost of recommended insulation and air sealing improvements, and qualified homeowners may be able to use 0% HEAT Loan financing up to $25,000.