Before & After Photos

This local Conway homeowner was interested in enhancing both energy efficiency and comfort. They decided to seek out a local energy conservation company and decided on Carolina Energy Conservation after speaking with a few of our experts at the home show. After a free and thorough energy evaluation, it was clear that improving insulation and adding air-sealing would be a necessary step in the right direction. Our expert recommended upgrading to cellulose insulation with an R-38 value to maximize thermal performance as well as our spray foam air-sealing technique. This new cellulose not only promised to reduce heating and cooling costs exponentially, but also offered an eco-friendly solution by using recycled materials. Installing this insulation throughout the entire attic and air sealing would provide a more comfortable living environment and consistent indoor temperature. The homeowner’s investment in energy efficiency transformed their house, making it more comfortable and cost-effective. 

This Murrells Inlet homeowner originally called Klaus Roofing for a small roof repair. Upon completing this repair and doing final checks, the roof repairmen noticed the damage to the homeowner's insulation from that roof leak. He was then referred to Carolina Energy Conservation who sent out a specialist and confirmed this during a free attic inspection. Carolina Energy Conservation then removed his old, damaged insulation and replaced it with all new cellulose, air sealed the attic, and finally encapsulated the ductwork to ensure balanced air conditioning throughout the whole house. This saves the homeowner up to 30% of conditioned air throughout the summer. 

This Murrells Inlet homeowner was experiencing rising energy costs during peak summer and winter months, and was concerned that her air conditioning unit was struggling to keep up. She took to Google to searched for a reliable energy conservation specialist in her area, and she was promptly led to Carolina Energy Conservation as reputable specialists with free consultations. We sent out one of our experts who identified multiple airgaps between the home and attic, as well as the attic being under insulated. To remedy this, Carolina Energy Conservation recommended our blown-in insulation package with air sealing which also included the removal of all her old and worn insulation. This project was completed in one business day, and left the homeowner with a more comfortable living space with energy savings for years to come!

This local Myrtle Beach homeowner was looking to make their existing air conditioning unit more effective and efficient in their home. They had a friend who used Carolina Energy Conservation in the past and had a great experience, so they decided to reach out. Carolina Energy Conservation promptly sent out a specialist who inspected the whole attic space free of charge and recommended our duct encapsulation service. This service entails encapsulating every metal duct of your home's air conditioning ensuring balanced air conditioning throughout the whole house. This is especially helpful if you notice one or more of your rooms not getting as cold during the summer or warmer during the winter. We were able to get this issue resolved within a few short weeks of the initial appointment and complete this in one business day!

This local Myrtle Beach homeowner was looking for a more energy efficient home. After realizing their heating and cooling cost was higher than average, they suspected that there may be insulation issues in the attic. This homeowner searched for a reliable and trustworthy energy conservation company and was lead to Carolina Energy Conservation through a quick Google search. Carolina Energy Conservation promptly sent out a specialist to investigate and confirmed there was air sealing issues as well as insulation issues throughout the attic. Carolina Energy Conservation was quick to remedy this issue by vacuuming out all the old insulation and then air sealed the entire attic to prevent any air leakage in the future. Upon completing this, Carolina Energy Conservation then reinsulated the entire attic to prevent any further loss of energy throughout the hottest months of the summer, coldest months of winter, and any season in between.