Before & After Photos

Closed cell spray foam being used on a garage ceiling to keep the rooms above warmer in the winter.

This basement in Chantilly was often colder than the client felt it should be. After inspection by Stephen Raddie it was identified that the solution to the cold was to add insulation and spray foam to certain areas in order to create a more improved air seal which allowed for better control the temperature in the basement. Spray foaming the rim joist to seal and insulate made a significant improvement.

The old insulation in this Herndon VA attic was thin and dirty after years of working like a filter to the uncontrolled air moving in and out of the attic. Dust and allergens collected in the insulation created dark spots and the open vent slits in the wall allowed it to happen for years.  Our production crew removed the old insulation, used Zyp Foam to air seal the space and added new soffit baffles along the bottom of the roof line.  Afterwards, the rest of the attic would be filled with Tru Soft blown in cellulose insulation.  

This home in Herndon, VA was experiencing cold drafts this winter and found it expensive to keep their home warm.  In the attic there was very little insulation and had a low R value.  We used our TruSoft Blown-in Insulation resulting in a less drafty and more comfortable home.

This wise homeowner in Herndon, VA chose to use closed cell spray foam insulation in the walls of their new home. This is a wise investment for comfort and efficiency.  Closed cell spray foam not only insulates better than fiberglass batts, it creates a great vapor barrier on the exterior walls.