Comfenergy Before & After Photos

This Harpers Ferry WVA home has an enclosed room/deck area that was too cold in the winters and too hot in the summers.  The homeowners called to see if we could help make it more comfortable.  After performing a Home Performance Inspection, our Sales Pro Jonathan was able to identify a need for better insulation below the room.  The existing batt, rolled insulation was falling loose from the flooring and had gaps where the hot and cold air from outside was able to move into the floor above. Jonathan recommended the use of spray foam to air seal and insulate the spaces between the frame for the deck/floor.  This will keep the space more comfortable and reduce the energy cost to heat or cool the room.  

This Rixeyville, VA homeowner was complaining about a cold room on the upper level of their home. After a full comfort evaluation provided for FREE by Comfenergy we found an attic that was adjacent to this room. The wall adjacent to this attic was merely insulated with fiberglass batts.  The problem with this is that fiberglass does NOT stop air from travelling around and through it.  This is why your furnace filter is made of fiberglass. It allows the air through, but not the dust and dirt.

Comfenergy solved this issue by using 2" thick EPS SilverGlo foam boards to secure on this wall to provide a good air barrier and an additional R10 thermal insulation value.

Now this room is toasty warm and can be used in cold winter months!!!

This MArshall, VA homeonwer had no insulation, causing the basement to be cold in the Winter. Comfenergy installed 2" thick Thermax rigid foam board panels and now the basement is warm and comfortable.

This home in Marshall VA needed an upgrade to the attic insulation it had.  The existing insulation was insufficient for the space and environment of the home and there was a lack of air sealing.  Our production team removed the existing insulation and applied air sealing to the attic floor before blowing in Tru Soft cellulose insulation to properly insulate the many HVAC ducts and the rest of the attic.  

This Round Hill VA home had issues with condensation forming on the HVAC ducts due to temperature variations in the rooms the ducts were passing through.  This issue is known as "Duct Sweating" and can lead to stained or damaged drywall as well as mildew or mold growth.  After calling us to help with their home concerns, our Home Performance Sales Pro Pedro went out to perform a whole home inspection and advised on having the HVAC ducts encapsulated with spray foam.  This service would protect the conditioned air travelling through the ducts and reduce the chance of any future duct sweating.