Bayboro, NC
2 miles northwest
1,242 people, about 6 times Stonewall's population
Attic insulation in BayboroStonewall sits on the Bay River in central Pamlico County and is older than the county itself. It was chartered in 1857 as Jackson, apparently for a local mill owner, took its present name in 1871, and Pamlico County was carved out of Craven and Beaufort a year later.
Stonewall, in Pamlico County, grew from 202 people in 2020 to 209 in 2025 (Census Bureau estimates), on 1.71 square miles.

Census Bureau estimates for Stonewall, 2020 to 2024 (± margin of error).
If the joists show above the insulation in a Stonewall attic, ENERGY STAR says to add more insulation.
Stonewall's center sits near sea level, 4 miles from NOAA's Bayboro 3 SW station, the best match for Stonewall. The station's 1991 to 2020 normals average about 2,820 heating and 1,700 cooling degree days a year, so at Stonewall's station, heating needs outweigh cooling. Readings change over short distances around Stonewall: NOAA's Reelsboro station, 10 miles away, averages about 2,490 heating degree days.
At about 90 housing units, give or take 32, Stonewall is too small for the survey to date its houses. For Stonewall, the nearest town with solid figures is Bayboro, 2 miles off: median year built 1967 and 79 percent detached houses.
In Bayboro, the nearest town to Stonewall with solid figures, about 85 percent of homes heat with electricity.
Air sealing in a Stonewall attic covers wire and pipe holes, wall tops, the attic stair and bath fans.
Duke Energy Progress serves most of Stonewall, Tideland EMC its edges; your bill says which. For gas, Stonewall is in the Pamlico County franchise of Piedmont Natural Gas, whose mains may not reach every street in Stonewall.
Rebate to check in Stonewall: Smart $aver Insulate and Seal (Duke Energy; Insulation Pros is an approved trade ally). Before a job in Stonewall, check its current terms; the Pamlico County page lists every program.
In a Stonewall attic, only wet, moldy or animal-soiled insulation is vacuumed out (ENERGY STAR's test), once the cause is fixed, and after mice that Stonewall attic is sanitized and deodorized; dry, clean insulation stays.
Nearest to Stonewall first.
2 miles northwest
1,242 people, about 6 times Stonewall's population
Attic insulation in Bayboro4 miles west
764 people, about 4 times Stonewall's population
Attic insulation in Alliance6 miles west
728 people, about 3 times Stonewall's population
Attic insulation in GrantsboroWiring, chimney and roof, because each can turn insulation into a hazard or a wet mess. A town chartered in 1857 can hold houses whose circuits predate 1930. In ENERGY STAR's list, knob-and-tube from those years is a fire hazard wherever it lies under insulation, which is why an electrician sees it before we do. Brick passing up through the ceiling gets a collar of aluminum flashing, high-temperature caulk along its edges, and a clear space kept around it. Any damp patch overhead sends us to the roof first.
Not until 1978. The state's insulation rule for occupancy reaches back no further than construction started on January 1, 1978, and it applies where local inspectors enforce it. Stonewall was well over a century old by then. In an older house, whatever lies on the attic floor came from the builder's choice or from later owners, and it can be uneven. ENERGY STAR notes the middle of an attic can hold plenty while the eaves hold very little, so we measure in several spots.
Stonewall Town Hall can say whether Pamlico County Inspections Department, the town itself or another office handles permits in Stonewall; ask before work starts.
Census Bureau figures for Stonewall, NOAA normals for the Bayboro 3 SW station, Duke Energy Progress (October 2026). Compiled by Insulation Pros. How the town pages are made.
Sources for the Stonewall introduction and questions (read October 20, 2026):
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