Before & After Photos

A family in North Myrtle Beach wanted to brighten their home with natural light and turned to Carolina Energy Conservation for a solution. They opted for a Solatube, a revolutionary daylighting system designed to channel sunlight indoors efficiently. Solatubes use a highly reflective tube to capture and distribute sunlight from the roof into the room without sun bleaching any floors or furniture. The natural glow provided makes the need for artificial lighting not as prevalent until the sun sets, leading to lower energy bills. The family will now be able to enjoy a more vibrant, energy-efficient living space, benefiting from both the aesthetic and financial advantages of natural daylight.

This North Myrtle Beach family faced groundwater seepage in their crawlspace, leading to mold, rot, and odors. To tackle this issue, they turned to Carolina Energy Conservation, who recommended the CleanSpace Encapsulation System. This innovative solution effectively sealed the crawlspace, preventing moisture intrusion and improving indoor air quality. After installation, the family experienced a noticeable difference. There were no more musty smells and reduced risk of mold growth. Additionally, their home became more energy-efficient, potentially saving on utility bills. If you’re dealing with similar problems, consider reaching out to professionals to protect your home and enhance your living environment!

A homeowner in North Myrtle Beach faced significant issues with their crawlspace, including mold, moisture, rot, and unpleasant odors, compounded by groundwater seepage. Seeking a lasting solution, they turned to Carolina Energy Conservation for assistance. The team recommended treating the mold and then encapsulating the crawlspace using the Clean Space Encapsulation System, which effectively seals the area against moisture and mold. Additionally, they installed a drainage pipe and pump to address water seepage, along with a dehumidifier for optimal moisture control. With these comprehensive improvements, the homeowner can now enjoy a healthier, more comfortable living environment, free from crawlspace-related worries.

A homeowner in Myrtle Beach reached out to Carolina Energy Conservation to brighten their hallway and bring more natural light into their home. They decided to install a solatube to provide a constant stream of natural light. Unlike skylights, solatubes use Raybender 3000 technology, which prevents heat transfer and does not fade furniture or flooring. Its design redirects overpowering summer midday light to maintain a suitable amount of light and captures low-angle sunlight in winter to ensure a comfortable amount of light within the home year-round. It also provides a solar-powered nightlight that turns on automatically once the sun sets, providing visibility without diminishing energy efficiency.

This Myrtle Beach family will also apply for the federal and state tax credit. More information on our website.