Typical cost
$710–$2,840
Average $1,700
National price data from Angi (HomeAdvisor). Updated June 2026.
Most people pay $710–$2,840, about $1,700 on average. Enter your ZIP to compare free quotes from top-rated pros near you.
Most people pay $710–$2,840 for radiant barrier. Compare free quotes from local pros below to see what your project will cost near you.
| Attic Size (Sq. Ft.) | Average Cost Range (All-In) |
|---|---|
| 500 | $350–$1,000 |
| 1,000 | $700–$2,000 |
| 1,500 | $1,050–$3,000 |
| 2,000 | $1,400–$4,000 |
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Amy C. says, “I also got some great advice on my main HVAC and updating that. I look forward to working with AirForce One in the future for new equipment and on-going maintenance”
Erika D. says, “Our technician Jacoby was incredibly kind and was the only company that helped try to get airflow going at all instead of just trying to sell us a new unit. We knew that we needed a new unit, but we appreciated Jacoby going the extra mile to try to get us some air for the evening. We agreed to move forward with a new outdoor condenser and Jacoby then spent the evening looking for the one that was compatible with our indoor air return. He called us after business hours to let us know he could not find the correct condenser and that a change would have to be made to our indoor unit, he wanted us to know before the next day when he was supposed to arrive with the unit. I feel he went above and beyond to try to get us air as quickly as possible, and with three young children in our home, that was really appreciated. This was not the least expensive quote we were given, but I do feel that we got the best quality and the quickest response and repair. The repair team even covered up our carpet very first thing to make sure they were not dragging dirt into our house. They were also very respectful of our baby gate keeping it closed to make sure our baby didn’t go up the stairs overall I’m really happy with the team and felt that we were taking care of. move”
Rahul M Nair says, “If you want an HVAC technician who is not only skilled and honest but also a genuinely fun, helpful guy to have around, ask for Edsel. Highly recommended!”
Adrian Martinez says, “From scheduling with Trisha to the technicians, Javier and Avery, the whole process is smooth and easy. They took the time to explain my HVAC system and made sure everything was running right. Highly recommend!”
Prajwal Upadhya says, “Irving, the technician was a great guy. Very respectful and nice. He explained what he was doing. Highly recommend the company and Mr. Irving!”
Andrew Chappell says, “They responded quick and were able to get a technician out within a few hours. Got my HVAC unit up and running within 5 hours of first contact. Luis did a thorough job explaining some different repair options and maintenance. Very happy that I used their services”
William Fedkenheuer says, “They fit us in, make it work, and go above and beyond anything Ive experienced with another HVAC company in my 25 years of homeownership. Reliable, responsive, and genuinely great people. Highly recommended.”
Answers to commonly asked questions about radiant barrier near you.
Most people pay $710–$2,840 for radiant barrier, based on national price data from Angi (HomeAdvisor). The average is about $1,700. Small jobs can cost as little as $200, while large or complex ones can reach $5,000. Right now, local pros on this page list starting prices from $79.
In the "Size" comparison, 500 is the least expensive at $350–$1,000, and 2,000 costs the most at $1,400–$4,000.
Get quotes from at least three HVAC pros, share photos and measurements up front, and ask what each quote includes (materials, labor, travel, cleanup). Prices well below $710 can mean a smaller scope or lower-quality materials.
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Airforce One“I also got some great advice on my main HVAC and updating that. I look forward to working with AirForce One in the future for new equipment and on-going maintenance”
“If you want an HVAC technician who is not only skilled and honest but also a genuinely fun, helpful guy to have around, ask for Edsel. Highly recommended!”
“From scheduling with Trisha to the technicians, Javier and Avery, the whole process is smooth and easy. They took the time to explain my HVAC system and made sure everything was running right. Highly recommend!”
“Our technician Jacoby was incredibly kind and was the only company that helped try to get airflow going at all instead of just trying to sell us a new unit. We knew that we needed a new unit, but we appreciated Jacoby going the extra mile to try to get us some air for the evening. We agreed to move forward with a new outdoor condenser and Jacoby then spent the evening looking for the one that was compatible with our indoor air return. He called us after business hours to let us know he could not find the correct condenser and that a change would have to be made to our indoor unit, he wanted us to know before the next day when he was supposed to arrive with the unit. I feel he went above and beyond to try to get us air as quickly as possible, and with three young children in our home, that was really appreciated. This was not the least expensive quote we were given, but I do feel that we got the best quality and the quickest response and repair. The repair team even covered up our carpet very first thing to make sure they were not dragging dirt into our house. They were also very respectful of our baby gate keeping it closed to make sure our baby didn’t go up the stairs overall I’m really happy with the team and felt that we were taking care of. move”
“Irving, the technician was a great guy. Very respectful and nice. He explained what he was doing. Highly recommend the company and Mr. Irving!”
“They responded quick and were able to get a technician out within a few hours. Got my HVAC unit up and running within 5 hours of first contact. Luis did a thorough job explaining some different repair options and maintenance. Very happy that I used their services”
| Radiant Barrier Type | Material Cost per Sq. Ft. |
|---|---|
| One-sided foil | $0.10–$0.50 |
| Two-sided foil | $0.50–$0.90 |
| Spray-on | $0.65–$1.00 |
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