Before & After Photos
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Skylights in Creswell, OR Attic Sealed and Insulated with Spray Foam Insulation
After can lights, sky lights are bad for losing air you paid to heat. This Creswell, OR home’s skylight has the usual metal sleeve that hardly does any insulating. (see BEFORE photo) The air you pay to heat in the winter easily escapes in to your attic. In the summer, hot air comes down into the home from sky lights.
Our crew spray foamed over the skylights (see AFTER photo) before they then blew in new cellulose insulation in their attic. With the sky lights insulated, plus the new cellulose, these homeowners will be much more comfortable in all seasons.
No More Mold and Critters under Halsey Area, OR Home
This Halsey area homeowner had musty smells in her home and called us for an appointment. When our Energy Consultant crawled under her home, he found mold growing! Besides being able to see the white mold growing on the wood in this Before photo, you can also see the tunnel some critter made by pushing aside the grey insulation.
She chose to encapsulate under her home (see After photo) to prevent mold from growing again. She also had us install the SaniDry CX air handling system, the SmartSump sump pump, and a full drainage system.
Forest Grove, OR Attic Missing Insulation Now Well Insulated
This couple bought this Forest Grove, OR house recently and had all the fiberglass insulation in the attic removed. They were ready for a different contractor to re-insulate it.
Our insulation team started by air sealing the attic. This seals the holes and gaps between walls and framing that are notorious places for air to leak from inside the warm home to inside a cold attic. The then blew in TruSoft cellulose insulation to the R-49 level. Both of these solutions together instantly made a difference in their comfort inside their new home.
Mobile Home Owners in Eugene, OR Replaces Cold Aluminum Windows
Anyone who lives in an older mobile home likely has older aluminum windows. They can be drafty and cold! This couple chose to replace all their windows with the more energy-efficient Simonton brand higher-end Daylight Max windows.
Old Wooden Windows in Eugene, OR Home Replaced with New Simonton Vinyl Windows
This Eugene, OR homeowner wanted to replace three of his old, wooden and leaky windows. After finding us online, he called for an appointment to get a proposal. He chose the Simonton Verona series vinyl windows with cam locks and double-strength glass.
