Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Burlington, CT had a small space above their family room that was not insulated. They wanted to change that so they could enjoy their space, so they called us at Dr. Energy Saver of CT to help solve their problem. After scheduling an appointment, one of our Sales Consultants, Mike Bourdeau, met with the customer at their home to understand what work we would need to do. He informed one of our Foremen, Rudy Abel, and then soon it would be time for him and the crew to get to work. They dense packed our TruSoft Cellulose insulation into the small space. This will ensure that the insulation acts as a thermal barrier to the family room, keeping their temperatures regulated, and keeping them warm all winter long! 

This homeowner in Southington, CT had existing insulation in their attic and was ready to have that fixed, so they called Dr. Energy Saver of CT. Our Sales Consultant Keith Saunders went out to the home to assess the issues. They needed our TruSoft Cellulose insulation. This would create a thermal barrier, which would help regulate the temperature in the home and make it more energy efficient. Our foreman Moises Guevara and his team blew in the TruSoft cellulose. Now the homeowner can relax knowing their attic is properly insulated. 

A homeowner in Southington was looking to have their attic insulated properly so they called us at Dr. Energy Saver of CT. One of our Sales Consultants, Mike Bourdeau, went out to the home to assess the attic and provide a solution to make their home energy efficient. 

One of our Foremen, Rudy Abel, and his crew would install this job. They created an insulated storage deck with retention dams to have a place for the insulation to go. Then they blew in our TruSoft cellulose insulation throughout the entire attic. This will act as a thermal barrier to the home and keep the temperature regulated throughout the home. Now this homeowner will be happy knowing their home is energy efficient! 

This customer in Branford, CT had old insulation in their attic and called us at Dr. Energy Saver of CT to make a change. One of our Sales Representatives, Mike Bourdeau, drove out to the home to understand the issues. He informed the homeowner that they would need to reinsulate the attic. Then, one of our foremen, Rudy Abel, and his crew went out to work on the job. They removed the old insulation and then blew in our TruSoft Cellulose insulation. This would act as a thermal barrier to the home. Now this homeowner has an energy-efficient home and will see their energy bill decrease! 

This Middletown, CT attic had several air leaks and was poorly insulated. This was causing uneven temperatures and severe drafts in the rest of the home. The large space had several thermal bridges radiating in harsh exterior temperatures through the exposed walls and floors of the attic, due to its complicated construction. The leaky walls were allowing conditioned air in the house to leave, leading to costly heating and cooling costs. Wanting to and improve the comfort of his home and lower the cost of his fuel and electricity bills, the homeowner did some online research and decided to schedule an appointment with the experts at Dr. Energy Saver of CT.

Home energy specialist Chris Grosso arrived to inspect the home. Chris quickly identified the problems in the attic. He shared his findings with the homeowner, and together, they discussed some possible solutions and found the best fit for the homeowner. 

The above photos show the product of work done in October. In this first visit from Dr. Energy Saver of Connecticut, foreman Ken Hartsburg removed all the existing, poorly performing, fiberglass batts insulation and installed closed cell spray foam and a few panels of SilverGlo for additional insulation. The homeowner noticed improved conditions in their home immediately… but our job was not finished.

A month later the homeowner decided to have Dr. Energy Saver of Connecticut return to install 48 inches of blown cellulose with an R-20 catwalk with retention walls so the homeowner could continue storing items in the space. Their work also included densely packing the knee wall area in the above photo with blown cellulose.   During this second round of improvements, foreman Johnny Lopez realized the Dr. Energy Saver David Lewis Hatch Cover did not fit the entrance to the attic, so the workers constructed one by hand using SilverGlo to insure a perfectly insulated fit.

When the team was done, the attic had been transformed from a dusty, drafty attic into a well-sealed and insulated area. The homeowner was more than satisfied with the results, excited that this project had provided him with a more energy efficient home, as well as some valuable storage space, all in one. He was glad he called for additional work to be done on his attic.