Before & After Photos

This Cape Cod home in Binghamton, NY needed our help. There was some fiberglass in the side attic, but much of it had fallen down over time. 

We proposed to do a lot of work to this home - utilizing our Closed Cell Spray Foam in the side attics, doing and open blow in another part of the attic and dense packing the slopes of the attic space. The walls of the home were also entirely lacking insulation, so we proposed to dense pack the walls of the home. The home owner also wanted the foundation walls insulated, which we did with 2 inches of our Closed Cell Spray Foam. 

In order to dense pack the walls of the home, we had to first remove the shaker shingles carefully and drill our holes just slightly larger than our hose containing cellulose insulation to dense pack. Once the walls were filled and packed tightly with cellulose, we plugged the holes with cedar wood plugs and sealed them. The shaker shingles were then replaced as carefully as they were removed.

Our work left a much more comfortable home for the homeowner, which will also mean the fuel and energy bills will also decrease!

This homeowner in Binghamton, NY had work done to the walls and attic of the home, but work had not been done in the basement. 

The foundation walls and rim joists were entirely void of any insulation. We spray foamed 2 inches of Closed Cell Spray foam into the rim joists, as well as on the foundation walls. 

This homeowner in Binghamton, NY was having issues with the living space above her garage. When her free Home Comfort Evaluation was performed, it was discovered that she had old fiberglass batts being help up with plastic in the garage ceiling. 

For this project, the crew began by removing the old fiberglass batts and plastic that had been holding up the fiberglass. We then sprayed 3 inches of our Closed Cell Spray Foam to the garage ceiling. 

Here is another before and after on a mobile home through the Empower program in Binghamton. 

Here, we spray foamed 3 inches of our Closed Cell spray foam to the underside of the mobile home.

This homeowner had contacted us regarding continuous moisture issues in the basement.  

We installed our SuperSump system in the basement to help with the moisture issues that the homeowners were facing. Our SuperSump system contains a cast iron pump capable of discharging up to 2200 gallons per hour, contained in a sturdy liner and airtight lid with an alarm system that alerts you to pump failures before it becomes a more hazardous problem.  To also cut down on the humidity in the basement, the crew installed our SaniDry Sedona unit, a small but very effective home dehumidifier. The Sedona helps to eliminate the musty odors that basements can hold as well. The last thing the crew did was spray 2 inches of our Closed Cell spray foam to the foundation walls.