Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Bristol, CT called us looking for attic insulation, as his home was uncomfortable. When our Home Comfort Specialist came out to the home, he spoke to the homeowner about his needs. In addition to making the home more comfortable year round, the homeowner was concerned about drafts and high humidity. He had inefficient fiberglass insulation in his basement.

We had the perfect solution for this customer! In this solution, we utilize two-part expanding spray foam. Once we remove the old insulation, we insulate the rim joist (the perimeter of the floor framing system along the exterior of the home). We spray this foam in the rim joist and over the sill plate. Insulating the rim joist in this way seals all air leaks -- filling in the cracks and gaps that are present there. This prevents outside air from getting into the home. Now, this homeowner is much more comfortable in his home! 

This homeowner in Williamsburg, MA reached out to us because he wanted to remove the exposed fiberglass in his basement. The basement had a mold problem as well as a water and rodent problem. The basement was half finished and half unfinished, which provided an additional concern, as the homeowner needed to make sure the water, mold, and rodents were not impacting the finished section. 

We were able to help this customer. We began with tearing out the inefficient fiberglass batts and removing the mold. Our goal was to help the homeowner feel more comfortable in his home. For insulation, we utilized our Foamax polyisocyanurate board alongside two-part spray foam to insulate the basement. The Foamax polyiso board was able to fasten directly over the existing walls. Now, this homeowner is happy to have his home cleaner, brighter, and much more comfortable! 

This homeowner in Southwick, MA called us because she needed help with her cellar insulation. She stated that she had some insulation that had partially been removed. Our Home Comfort Specialist came out to the home and found that the basement was very poorly insulated.

We had the perfect solution for this customer! In this solution, we utilize two-part expanding spray foam. Once we remove the old insulation, we insulate the rim joist (the perimeter of the floor framing system along the exterior of the home). We spray this foam in the rim joist and over the sill plate. Insulating the rim joist in this way seals all air leaks -- filling in the cracks and gaps that are present there. This prevents outside air from getting into the home. Now, this homeowner is much more comfortable in his home! 

This homeowner in West Suffield, CT reached out to us looking for help insulating under his home. He had a crawl space with a dirty plastic vapor barrier. The fiberglass batts in the crawl space were sagging and falling due to the humidity problem they were experiencing. He wanted someone to come out and re-insulate and encapsulate under his home. 

We were able to help this customer! One of the solutions we utilized was our CleanSpace™ crawl space encapsulation system. We first insulated the walls using our SilverGlo™ foam insulation. For the floor, we added a dimpled drainage mat to create a thermal break. We then installed TerraBlock™ floor insulation on top of that. Then, we installed a CleanSpace™ crawl space encapsulation liner over that insulation. We fastened it into both the walls and floor to create a permanent solution for this crawl space. We then added two-part expanding spray foam to the rim joist to ensure that the crawl space was covered. Combined with our other solutions, this homeowner will experience less drafts, warmer floors, lower energy bills, and a much more comfortable home! 

This homeowner in Feeding Hills, MA reached out to us looking to add insulation to his attic and replace a bulkhead door. When our Home Comfort Specialist came out to the home, he spoke to the homeowner about what he was looking to do. 

We were able to help this customer! We utilized our vinyl window inserts. They have 2 panes of "Low E" glass, a high performance glass that lets visible light through while blowing most of the heat flow. They are made with a vinyl frame that will not rust, rot, or need any paint. The homeowner's basement will now look much better with more beautiful windows!