Attic Insulation Before & After Photos

Customer called and informed us that they were experiencing irregular temperature regulation within the home. Our certified home energy sales pro, Pedro, visited the home and devised a plan that would provide the most optimal solution. Here is the before and after of the attic transformation.

Customer called us with concerns on their lower attic above their laundry room. Our certified home energy sales pro, Stephen, visited the home where he created a plan that would remove the existing insulation and replace it with TruSoft Cellulose Insulation. Here is the before and after.

Customer called us with concerns about their pest infested attic along with poor existing insulation. Our certified home energy sales pro, Jaron, visited the home to create a plan that would help fix the problem. Here is the before and after visuals of the project.   We removed the old insulation before air sealing and blowing in Tru Soft cellulose insulation.  

Customer called us with a knee wall that was leaking air into the home. Our certified home performance sales pro, Pedro, visited the home for a free estimate where he created a plan that would seal the air leaks with Spray Foam and insulate the insides using TruSoft cellulose creating a more efficient knee wall. Here is the before and after.

This Vienna VA home was being remodeled and had its interior frame stripped down to allow for installation of more modern insulation products.  Our team started working in the attic before addressing the inside of the walls in the rooms below.  Old insulation was removed and the attic was air sealed with Zyp Foam in order to control unwanted air flow in and out of the space.  A new attic floor decking was constructed by our team along with damning/walls to hold in the Tru Soft Cellulose Insulation that would later be blown in.  A zippered Attic Tent door cover was installed to properly seal up the attic door and control air loss from the rooms below.  The final result for the attic was a thick layer of insulation and a more energy efficient top floor of the home.  The floor/decking would allow for storage space and the ability to walk around the attic.