Attic insulation in Canada costs $1,500–$4,000 for a typical home, with blown-in cellulose or fibreglass being the most common options.
Prices are estimates in CAD based on typical residential jobs. Actual costs vary by scope and conditions.
Attic insulation is one of the highest-ROI energy upgrades for Canadian homes — most homes built before 2000 are under-insulated by current standards. The federal Greener Homes Grant covers up to $5,000 for insulation upgrades. An EnerGuide home evaluation ($300–$600, often rebated) is required to qualify and will identify exactly where insulation is needed.
Blown-in insulation requires specialized equipment. While batt insulation can be DIY, blown-in (which is superior for attics) should be professionally installed for even coverage. The job typically takes half a day.