Before & After Photos

This new kitchen is now protected and insulated with spray foam. This will help the kitchen not be as drafty or as uncomfortable.

This attic was insulated previously with Fiberglass batts. Unfortunately, pests such as mice enjoy them for nesting purposes. Fiberglass also does not stop the air flow, but tends to act more like a filter which causes it to be dirty (much like a furnace filter) as you can see below. 

When we blew in the TruSoft cellulose insulation, we air sealed the air leaks in the roof first, making sure that the leaks that were bringing in the air previously were no longer a concern. Then, we blew in several inches of our cellulose insulation which is mixed with borate - a natural element found in the Earth that deters pests from using it to make nests. Borate is also a natural fire retardant giving homeowners an extra piece of mind.

This home in Binghamton, NY had two seperate attics. One we dense packed the ceiling with TruSoft cellulose, covering it with Tyvek to keep the cellulose in place and one we did an open blow of our TruSoft cellulose. 

Here, you can see the before and after of the open blow of the TruSoft cellulose insulation. After air sealing the attic space, 14 inches of TruSoft was added to the attic flat to ensure warmer winters and cooler summers.

While working on this attic in Binghamton, NY; our crew here at Foam It Insulation takes great care to seal many of the place air escapes into that many others don't think of sealing, such as can and recessed lighting fixtures, as well as top plates in the ceiling. Before insulating the attic with our TruSoft blown cellulose insulation, we ensured the attic was tightly sealed by sealing the rim joists as well as top plates.

This home in Binghamton, NY had two seperate attics. One we dense packed the ceiling with TruSoft cellulose, covering it with Tyvek to keep the cellulose in place and one we did an open blow of our TruSoft cellulose. 

This ceiling was lacking in good insulation. There were some fiberglass batts in the floors, but that doesn't provide adequate insulation as air still filters through fiberglass batts. By air sealing the rim joists and other areas in the attic prior to dense packing, the crew was able to ensure these homeowners will be much more comfortable in their home.