Before & After Photos

This customer from Mattituck had a energy assessment because half of the second floor bedrooms were warmer in the summer than the other bedrooms. After examining the customer's house it was determined that one of their issues was that their supply plenum was not properly insulated. To help improve comfort in their bedroom, we wrapped the supply plenum with insulated duct wrap, preventing cool air from being lost into the attic. By doing this, these bedrooms will be much cooler in the summer because all the conditioned air will go to the bedrooms and not escape through the ducts to the attic.  The house is also more energy efficient. 

This customer from New Suffolk requested we visit her home. Her main concern at this time was that her pipes may freeze due to the cold weather we have been experiencing. In order to help prevent the pipes from freezing Triple H installed Foamax. Foamax is a highly effective insulation panel. Foamex is a great option of insulation to improve both comfort and efficiency. In this case by using Foamax to insulate this customer's crawl space she should be warmer and not have an issue with her pipes. The home will also become more efficient. 

This homeowner in Southold, NY called us out to his home to see what they could do to increase the energy efficiency in their home. We saw there was old, inefficient fiberglass insulation in the attic. We know that fiberglass is not able to be energy efficient, especially without any air sealing. 

We remove all of the old, nasty batt insulation. Next, we carefully air seal various points where air from your home leaks up into and out of the attic with foam. Then we started blowing in our TruSoft Cellulose Insulation to fill in any and all gaps and odd-shaped voids.

Now, this home is more comfortable, and energy efficient!

A resident from Southampton, NY requested Triple H visit the home and see how they could be more comfortable and efficient. The Rim Joist of this home was not insulated. Some homes are designed with floors that have outside air under them. An uninsulated Rim Joist will allow air flow under the floor of the home. This causes the floor to feel uncomfortable and cold. Triple H used spray foam to properly insulate and seal the Rim Joist. The spray foam will fill all the voids, gaps and cavities stopping air flow from going under the floor. This will make the floors above warmer and more comfortable as well as reduce the heating and cooling bills.

The Triple H crew went to this home in Southampton, NY to reinsulate an attic that truly needed it. They started by removing the old fiber glass insulation. Then air sealing the whole attic and adding retaining walls to keep the new insulation contained as well as keeping a space to have easy access to the mechanicals in the attic. The crew then added  16” of Blown In Cellulose to the space. After its all done the home will be less draft, more comfortable, and easy to heat and cool. As well as having a clean attic space.