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Attic Insulation in Cedarhurst, NY
In just one day we were able to transform this 100+ year old home attic space and make the whole home more comfortable year round with less drafts. The Customer was very happy in the end!
Foamax Insulation- Floral Park
This knee wall space was insulated with Foamax Insulation board. The superior R-value and a foil face on the outside reflects heat out in summer. Foamax™ has a class A fire rating and can be left exposed to living area without a thermal barrier. No harsh chemicals are sprayed in your home, like spray foam. The attic is now part of the con-ditioned space in your home, and ducts in the attic are no longer in a hostile environment.
Spay Foam Crawl Space in Port Washington, NY
This customer in Port Washington requested our assistance. She was interested in insulation for her crawl space. She had comfort concerns. Triple H used Spray Foam insulation to seal off any and all potential air seal leaks she had. When you insulate your crawl space you are preventing the outside air from getting into your house. This solution makes the home more comfortable.
Blown in Cellulose Insulation- Port Washington, NY
A homeowner from Port Washington was looking to make their home happier and healthier. The attic of this home had old insulation and did not have proper air sealing. Triple H air sealed all penetrations on the attic floor. Then blew in 12" of cellulose insulation. Titeshell can covers were also installed to prevent air from escaping from the home into the attic by way of the recessed lights. The customer will surely be more comfortable and see an improvement on their utility bills, making their home happy and healthy.
Blown-In Cellulose Insulation- Port Washington, NY
A resident of Port Washington was having some comfort issues in their house, causing it to be cold all the time. After an evaluation it was determined that they would benefit from adding in new attic insulation. Triple H went in and removed all the old insulation they had. Then they air sealed all the air leaks in the attic, as well as sealed all the ducts in the home. If you have air leaks in the ducts, the rooms farther away from the air handler will not heat or cool as well, so it’s recommended to do this. Next, they installed baffles (air chutes) in each rafter bay to keep soffit vents clear and prepare for insulation. They then blew in 14” of cellulose insulation, resulting in a warmer, more comfortable home with lower fuel and electric bills.
