From an environmental perspective, insulation is the most cost-effective way to reduce energy consumption and can also help protect the environment. Since the thermal insulation system maintains the temperature in the rooms, it controls the loss or gain of thermal energy depending on the different seasons; the needs related to the use of air conditioners or fireplaces are reduced. In summer citizens can resist the sultry heat without air conditioners, in winter there is no need to burn wood or coal while a thick coat can solve all problems. As a result, greenhouse gas emissions are reduced as the amount of fuel burned to produce electricity continues to decline. Additionally, insulation reduces the average cost of heating and cooling your home, allowing you to pay for the cost of increasing your energy. Because the right insulation is a one-off cost that lasts for the life of the building and does not require additional costs