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If you’ve lived in DFW for more than five minutes, you know: the heat here is different. And that heat loves to camp out in your attic—pushing temperatures to 130–150°F in July and August. That’s why insulation choice matters more here than in most parts of the country.

Fiberglass blown-in insulation is extremely common, but in real-world North Texas conditions, cellulose often performs better. Here’s why:

If you're researching insulation options, you’ve probably seen contractors pitch spray foam as the “ultimate solution.” And while spray foam does have its place, the truth is that in North Texas homes, it often introduces more problems than benefits.